narrow defeat

He did so at the beginning of April 1970 when the bill went down to a narrow defeat.

The fourth Test saw the series lost in a narrow defeat.

These people played no small role in my narrow defeat that year."

The narrow defeat would be the Beavers' last in 1962.

"It was a bitter loss," said Read about a narrow defeat two years ago.

Ultimately, the tournament ended with a narrow defeat to Chelsea.

And it was the second straight year that the bid ended with a narrow defeat at the wire.

Following the monarchy's narrow defeat (far narrower than she had expected.

He was then moved to the trade and customs portfolio until his narrow defeat at the December 1922 election.

The rejection of concessions by the flight attendants was a narrow defeat for American.

Broad Brush was coming off a pair of narrow defeats under high weights.

And a resolution to add an equal rights amendment to the state constitution suffered a narrow defeat.

He ran for Congress on the Republican ticket and suffered a narrow defeat.

A narrow defeat saw them miss their chance of a WC place.

Her last game a narrow defeat to France.

Ultimately, after the narrow defeat in the Senate of the bill, the president abandoned the new taxation regime.

The most optimistic pundits hoped for a narrow defeat.

Then came the narrow defeat in the Preakness.

After a narrow defeat in 1896, he again took on the post as mayor in 1897 for another one-year term.

A narrow defeat prevented them from reaching the semi-final.

A narrow defeat by Hampshire in the final at Lord's, however, leaves the county still looking for their first trophy since 1982.

Norway also played well against France in this qualifying campaign, but both matches ended with narrow defeats.

Lancashire succumbed to a narrow defeat by 12 runs and were eliminated from the tournament.

The two previous campaigns represented narrow defeats in low budget campaigns.

The match ended with Terengganu suffer a narrow defeat 1-0.