Sentence examples similar to world exit from inspiring English sources

He is the great man exiting the world stage – this seems trite.

The Liverpool striker, 27, scored in both halves to condemn England to their second successive loss in Group D and leave them close to a World Cup exit.

Woodward was, like Lancaster, lambasted for England's 1999 World Cup exit which came not long after the infamous Tour of Hell the year before, while Henry experienced a shock exit with New Zealand in 2007 before ending the All Blacks' 24-year wait for a second World Cup four years later.

England's premature World Cup exit, it now emerges, also added significantly to his inner frustration.

Töpperwien's crime had been to reveal Rehhagel's resignation after the 2010 World Cup exit.

Jessica Judd was left distraught by today's World Championship exit, calling her 800 metres heat was a "disaster".

Unless they can catch Australia on the rebound, England are facing their earliest World Cup exit in history.

The former Chelsea defender David Luiz, whose tears after Brazil's World Cup exit summed up the nation's agony, was all smiles following the win.

In the meantime, why not read why David Hopps thinks Australia's World Twenty20 exit will have little bearing on the destination of the Ashes.

Escobar was devastated by Colombia's World Cup exit and his very public contribution to it, a contribution he would never watch on television.

As we walk in the park Campbell chats about the need for a "bloodbath" in the FA following England's World Cup exit.