Sentences with phrase «thrown out of the competition»

Arsenal, who are aiming to win the FA Cup for a third successive year, have not failed to go beyond round four since 2010 when Stoke City — quite literally — threw them out of the competition.

We could go back to our condemning mode if Arsenal get thrown out of the competition

Madrid, who won 3 - 1 in Cadiz, could be thrown out of the competition as the Russia international Cheryshev was serving a suspension for receiving three yellow cards with his former club Villarreal last season.

The aftermath saw the crowd scenes described as a 哲ight of Shame ・ and led to UEFA investigation and predictions that West Ham would be thrown out of the competition.

Not exact matches

Scott is looking to wipe out the competition with an environmentally - friendly brand of toilet paper that cuts down on the 17 billion cardboard tubes it says are thrown away each year.

Why is the Conservative government throwing the rule book, for fear of competition, out the window?

Zubrus may not add a whole lot of offense with Patrik and Travis, but I wouldn't feel too comfortable throwing Brunner or Ryder out there against the top competition the opponent has to offer every night.

KickAssFan you are spot on mate, whenever we the fans are unhappy the media is quick to throw it in the faces of the management, it is our duty to point out how disappointed we are to the club otherwise its will no longer be a competition sport just a another business.

The spark that ignited this fierce competition can be traced back almost thirty - five years to the 1984 edition of the Monaco Grand Prix, and the politically charged decision to throw out the red flag when it was clear that the young Brazilian charger was about ruffle some feathers!

Also out in the field and New Zealand's shot put star Valerie Adams extended her unbeaten streak to 55 competitions, her first throw of 19.96 m her best to claim victory ahead of Germany's Christina Schwanitz, while Olympic triple jump champion Christian Taylor leapt his best in the final round of the long jump to move from fifth to first and beat Commonwealth silver medallist Zarck Visser of South Africa by just one centimetre — 8.09 m to 8.08 m. Britain's Greg Rutherford — gold medallist ahead of Visser in Glasgow — leapt a best of 8.04 m for fourth as just eight centimetres separated the top five.

Clubs given green light to continue spending as Michel Platini confirms that none will be thrown out of European competition

As Spalletti alluded to, competition for the starting spot should bring out the best in both keepers, and while neither seems like the type to throw a tantrum, you always want to keep clubhouse chemistry in mind when making these sort of personnel decisions.

These birds are considered brood parasites because they lay eggs into the nests of other birds and throw out the host's eggs to ensure there is no competition for food from the adoptive parents.

That throws open the prospect of tough competition and Tasmanian poppy farms losing out on cost - savings just as global demand for painkillers surges.

Playing a round of Monopoly or Jenga might not immediately spring to mind when wondering what to do on a first date, but returning to these games helps bring out your fun side — and throws a little healthy competition into the mix.

The nuclear waste angle throws a bit of a curveball, and does set up a couple of funny moments where Max, overcome with jealousy, tries to cut out his girlfriend's most prominent suitor from the competition.

Katniss and Peeta are both thrown into the competition knowing full well that only one of them will come out alive.

Finally, Amazon offers KDP Select, which throws the bone of being able to set up five free days in three months — oh, by the way, if the book is made an Amazon exclusive, thereby shutting out the competition!

Where as you could throw a lot of speed and boost into a car and totally just try to out run all of the competition.

According to this study, yes, but its competition is nipping at its heels — a less than 5 % margin of error is still quite good when it comes to overall monitoring, so there's no need to throw out your Fitbit Surge if you're otherwise happy with it.

The competition is so strong, you may think you have the best resume, but one minor mistake could get yours thrown out of the pool and you'll never...

In my opinion, if the Competition Bureau of Canada can snub basic «common sense» along the way towards making reference and arguments relating to specific sections of the Competition Act, then the integrity of the Act is washed in the same tub, and there's a strong risk of: «throwing out the baby with the bath water»!

But the president of CREA has signalled the system will soon need to be thrown open to competitors to satisfy Canada's Competition Bureau - giving consumers more choices on how to buy and sell homes and lowering costs as discount real estate brokers emerge and cut agents out of the process.