Sentences with phrase «ignominy for»
I'm not sure, but the deal avoided greater ignominy for the board, and might preserve jobs at Bear for a longer period of time.
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On the Mirror Football list of ignominy for dishing out verbal abuse by the truckload are Joey Barton, Mick McCarthy, Pat Rice and Jermaine Beckford.
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The early Christians, therefore, intuitively treated suffering not as ignominy to be endured, but as opportunity to be used, and their typical attitude was positive and triumphant, as when Paul said, `' We know that to them that love God all things work together for good.»
So with the ignominy of a 4 - 0 shutout in the morning, and stewing as the home crowd got so much to cheer for, McIlroy went out in the anchor match of afternoon fourball and proceeded to provide an emphatic riposte.
The seven minutes of injury time were notable for their utter lack of anything remotely resembling real quality as the match petered out leaving Stuttgart facing another week closer to the inevitability of relegation though the visitors also suffered the ignominy of a red card for Schulz after picking up his second caution after a foul on Tim Leibold.
Unfortunately we as fans will have to suffer the ignominy of watching our Club underperform until the Board finally decide that enough is enough.Whilst the Board and the owner have a lot to answer for... at this point in time the blame must be directed at the Manager.»
Probably the most dramatic goal ever scored by a goalkeeper was Jimmy Glass's effort for Carlisle United in May 1999 that saved the club from the ignominy of non-league football.
The equation was simple for Jose Mourinho's side on Sunday after Manchester City's 3 - 1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur — win, or suffer the ignominy of enabling their derby rival's coronation.
The knives had been sharpened for Wayne Rooney but his goal against Uruguay saved him the ignominy...
Only six Premier League wins since the turn of the year has seen Arsenal drop out of the title race, a ignominy augmented by elimination from the Champions League in the Round of 16 for the fifth consecutive year.
Despite several more years scrabbling for Premier League survival they were finally relegated in 2011/12 since when the club has encountered financial difficulties, an HMRC winding - up order and the ignominy of further relegation to League 1.
Steve Kean, the 43 - year - old who had no previous managerial experience at this level when he decided he would try his hand at management with Blackburn Rovers, already has the ignominy of knowing he has overseen the club's worst ever start to a Premier League season − any season since 1947/48 − and the severity of their forthcoming fixtures would suggest a reprieve isn't on its way any time soon for the under - fire Glaswegian.
In the last pages, Blair grasps for an understanding of his political life, its evolution from fearful popularity to courageous ignominy.
Labour was struggling to avoid the ignominy of coming third for the first time in a nationwide vote since 1922.
Documenting the untold story of the online - dating industry's rise from ignominy to ubiquity — beginning with its early days as «computer dating» at Harvard in 1965 — Slater offers a lively, entertaining, and thought provoking account of how we have, for better and worse, embraced technology in the most intimate aspect of our lives.
After Creed's widow Mary Anne (Phylicia Rashad, the third actress to play this role in the franchise) comes looking for Adonis, saving him from a life of ignominy, the story cuts to the present.
Better Bluetooth tech has also saved users from the ignominy of holding up a big slab of a device up to the ear for communicating.
Games that fail to innovate are, in general, destined for the bargain bin and general ignominy.
That this includes a member of the U.S. senate is simply embarrassing, but fortunately I am not from the state of Oklahoma and so can personally avoid any blame for that particular ignominy.
A huge difference often lacking in this culture where public apologies are the price of return from ignominy and where the offending typically engage in the appearence of an act of contrition without actually admitting the need for contrition.