Sentence examples for whitewash under from inspiring English sources

7.43am BST Defeat for England would condemn them to a first whitewash under Stuart Lancaster.

The Lions have lost four successive Test series against New Zealand, including a 3-0 whitewash under Sir Clive Woodward on their last visit, 10 years ago.

A year on from that glorious first Six Nations win over France, Italy are also looking to avoid a whitewash under their new coach, Jacques Brunel, who has had a difficult winter since taking over from Nick Mallett after the World Cup.

Lineham kept himself in touch to force a way over the whitewash under pressure for the sixth try of the game, and as Crusaders tired, replacement hooker Cunningham sneaked from dummy-half to pick up his first try.

Stokes was one of the few success stories of England's disastrous 2013-14 Ashes campaign, when Australia claimed a 5-0 whitewash Down Under.

Root's award comes little more than 16 months after his international debut and follows not just an outstanding Ashes summer for him and England but a winter in which neither player nor team excelled in the slightest on the way to a 5-0 whitewash down under.

As per the norm, Cook will discuss his future with Strauss, England's director of cricket, at the end of the summer but with winter tours to Bangladesh and India coming up – and the 2017-18 Ashes tour a chance to avenge the whitewash defeat under him last time around and thus fill a hole on his CV – there is a will on his part to continue.

Anderson's growing pains continued through the winter of 2006-07, when he was ripped apart by Australia in the 5-0 Ashes whitewash down under.

Wales' third Test defeat meant a 3-0 whitewash down under but an aggregate of only 11 points separated the Grand Slam winners and Tri-Nations champions.

I can only conclude that England are still suffering from the legacy of Mitchell Johnson and the way he roughed up the lower order and tail during the 5-0 Ashes whitewash down under.

The new white paint, a whitewash covering those "under-currents", is an image of psychological repression, suggesting a crisis in Clarinda between the conformity of marriage, and a desire to escape suffocating convention.