Sentences with phrase «such a defeat»

I don't think so — which is why such a defeat came as major shock.

It will be such a defeat for him: leaving and coming back because he doesn't play.

Bryan Gunn has no choice but to use the usual line of patter after such a defeat «We have 45 games left...» but if he manages to stay at the helm by the time the season comes to a close it will be a miracle.

Now the late Group 4 loss to Southern Miss., the Blue Raiders» first such defeat of the season, is worrisome, as is Saturday's loss to Marshall, mostly because Davis gave his second unit more playing time with the league title already won.

God can never be finally defeated, although our own small causes and purposes may well suffer such defeat.

The cross also marks the defeat of God, momentarily stymied from effecting his purposes, but the resurrection shows that God is able to triumph over such defeat (chapter 6).

However, with the loss coming in their most recent outing, and being an astonishing 7 - 1 loss to Norwich City, morale is likely to be low with the Royals, and they'll certainly have to pick up their game if they are to avoid such a defeat on the road again.

I bet you that in the big big teams there are voices that man up when such defeat or lack of things rise up within a game.

The game against Bayern has been lost and no matter how much we groan and moan, the results can't be changed, so we just need to move on and pray such a defeat does not come our way again in a long long time.

Jose Mourinho's side are on the longest current unbeaten home run in the Premier League (24 games — W14 D10 L0), with their last such defeat at Old Trafford coming against Manchester City in September 2016 (1 - 2).

In 2005, then - challenger Corey Ellis rebounded from just such a defeat to win the 3rd Ward Common Council seat from incumbent Democrat Michael Brown on the Working Families Party line.

One group member said aloud what we were all thinking: «That would feel like such a defeat.»

no other company as faced such defeat and still been able to sell their product with undeniable success.

A statement from Unison Scotland's Labour Link said: «It is unprecedented for a party leader not to stand down after such a defeat, particularly when he loses his own seat.

I thought the 1st leg was the bottom but I was wrong.The 2nd leg was arguably worse and I don't see how coming out of such a defeat you can say that the club is «in a great shape»!

My point is that such defeat should serve as a learning process so we can move forward; or else we risk of not having a healthy feedback mechanism like Arsenal.

Rightly or wrongly, the mayor will likely now try to define any such defeats as retaliation.