Sentence examples for which was derailed from inspiring English sources

In some respects, the games were a substitute for Miami's preseason, which was derailed by injuries.

No one aboard the Via Rail Canada passenger train, which was derailed, was hurt, the authorities said.

Mr. Sanford, who is running for Congress, is trying to revive his political career, which was derailed by an extramarital affair.

The Persian Gulf war and the ensuing embargo, however, had a heavy impact on his art and career, which was derailed for several years.

Doubts about Biden's seriousness date back to his 1988 Presidential bid, which was derailed by allegations that he had exaggerated his college record and plagiarized part of a speech.

The Broadhurst, Lyceum and Stephen Sondheim theaters were all empty for at least eight months as they waited for shows — in the Broadhurst's case, the Tom Hanks hit "Lucky Guy" to replace the musical "Rebecca," which was derailed last fall by an investor fraud scheme.

The first tram ran on 23 July 1897, but after a few days of operation there was an accident in which a tramcar was derailed, and the service was suspended until the following year.

The gay rights movement in New York is frequently riven by disagreements over strategy and politics, but the speed with which Mr. Ellner's candidacy was derailed caught many by surprise.

State Representative Evelyn Mantilla of Hartford said she was pleased by the ruling and that she now has hopes for her second-parent adoption bill, which passed the House last year but was derailed.

Just when it must have felt as if everything was going wrong, not least the relationship with Bailey, which was in freefall, and her career, which had been derailed by severe late-onset acne that left her face swollen, it got worse.

The carriage in which Dickens was travelling through Kent with his mistress was derailed and suspended over a collapsed bridge.