"Qatar is being hard done by," the Turkish official said.
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Kelly makes it clear that he feels hard done by.
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"Mat Ryan feels Australia were hard done by," said The Guardian.
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The churn might be easier to understand if Australians were hard done-by.
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People in the individual market have a right to feel hard done by.
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Knocked off the top spot by London, Montreal can feel hard done by.
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Italy are perhaps the only team who'll feel truly hard done by so far.
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The consensus seems to be they're feeling very looked-over, or hard done by.
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I spent my youth entangled in stories about people who'd been hard done by.
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Fans hoping to catch a set of music, however, weren't exactly too hard done by.
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The hard-done-by Snapchatters of Europe have waited long and hard for this moment.
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But English speakers, who are less than fifth of the population, feel hard done by.
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As in life, Madoff's embrace of his guilt paradoxically makes his victims feel hard done by.
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The accountants at major European clubs can feel hard done by—but the managers should probably stop complaining.
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Increasingly, firms also have to defend those decisions in the courts against people who feel hard done by.
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For this reason, Maxim Bakiyev has remained one of the most loathed figures in his hard-done-by homeland.
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The high prices charged by universities adds to the feeling that today's young people are hard done by (see article).
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To be sure, few of the black students who attend East Side High today seem to feel hard done by.
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Eyal was another hard-done-by good-guy – a floppy haired spiritual type who talked a lot about being 'deep'.
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While the Queen treats her birthright as an honor, her eldest son appears to feel perpetually hard done by it.
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Losers will always feel hard done by, and America has been quick to celebrate the WTO's rulings when it wins.
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"If I was Russell Knox right now, I'd be feeling very hard done by with the year that he's had," McIlroy said.
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It's an easy "base hit" that gins up existing supporters and makes them extra-motivated by feeling hard done by media elites.
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The prosecutors' zeal has encouraged activist investors in Samsung C&T, who felt hard-done-by when the Cheil-C&T merger went ahead.
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In a much trickier case, Portugal felt hard done by a VAR review of a 50-50 battle for a header in the box.
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Compared to the treatment doled out by the press to to Britney or Amy Winehouse, you could hardly say Swift has been hard done by.
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If the outcome of the Brexit referendum left 48% feeling hard done by, this election will leave a large majority feeling that they have lost.
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Countries neighboring China — many of which are small — may not want to antagonized Beijing, Howie said, but many people feel they have been "hard done" by China.
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The share-out may suggest the Shias are hard done by; in fact, Hizbullah remains the country's strongest political and military force, backed by Syria and Iran.
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Tadic and Mitrovic were a handful all night long, and Mitrovic — who was eventually given a yellow card for complaining one too many times — will feel hard done by the non-penalty call.
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"(The Social Democrats) have won back a lot of people whose eyes had previously strayed to the AfD because the socio-economic system here leaves them feeling hard done by," added Cologne University's Jaeger.
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LONDON — March 83 may be International Women's Day, but — if Twitter's anything to go by — it's also a day where certain men like to club together and moan about being hard done by and stuff.
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The hosts struggled to break down Arsene Wenger's side despite enjoying the majority of possession and will feel hard done by after crafting the best of the game's few openings in a lively game at Stamford Bridge.
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With the ascendancy of Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin, the Southeast Asian country's political switchback will accelerate a return to the days of prioritizing a Malay majority that has felt hard done by since the 2018 election, analysts said.
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On the other, such ideological shadowplay depends upon a solid, if somewhat displaced, material referent, specifically the hard-done-by strugglers of West Virginia or the English northeast, or Pas-de-Calais, the former DDR, Wallonia, and so on.
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Tan may be feeling hard done by Trump, said Cramer, pointing out that the Broadcom CEO in 2017 went to the White House, and joined the president, to announce he was relocating the Singapore-based company back to the United States.
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We have either gone out at the group stages or the second round, and that's it: no real feeling of being robbed; that peculiar English hunger to be hard-done-by wasn't ever sated, and there was no real blame.
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"I said at the start of the tournament that if VAR helps come to the right decisions I'm in favor of it, but tonight we feel hard done by," Scotland coach Shelley Kerr told reporters, declining to talk specifically about the decision to retake the penalty.
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It's true that the former longtime featherweight champion feels hard done by after losing his featherweight title to Conor McGregor last December only to find out that, unlike other longtime champions, he would have to fight for his rematch, and then coming to find out, after beating Frankie Edgar for the interim title, that the promised rematch had been snatched away from him by matchmakers eager to put McGregor in the cage with lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez at UFC 205 in New York City instead.
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Reşat is a nervous and vindictive character. Whenever he feels he has been hard done by, he revenges in satirical plots. These plots are usually harmless but annoying. He likes drawing a hedgehog as his signature.
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Battle of Plataea. Over the winter, there seems to have been some tension between the Allies. In particular, the Athenians, who were not protected by the isthmus, but whose fleet were the key to the security of the Peloponnesus, felt hard done by. They demanded an Allied army march north the following year.
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The leftover members formed their own band called 'IF...' and toured the UK with Tony Feedback of the Angelic Upstarts and Rick Buckler of The Jam, having two drummers live. After feeling hard done by, the leftover members then decided to also tour under the name Sham 69 after original member Neil Harris joined them.
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From time to time he would decide that the foul was accidental with no advantage to either sculler, and would order the men to continue racing. Many races were decided on fouls rather than who was the better sculler and many men felt hard done by when the decision went against them. The umpire's decision was final.
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Then with fifteen-minutes to go Lukas Jutkiewicz finished Wednesday off scoring from a resulting corner. The Owls felt hard done by, due to doing well for majority of the game. Just over a week later, the Owls were in action again, this time away to Nottingham Forest. The day had been organised by Sheffield Wednesday fans as 'Semedo Day', after popular midfielder José Semedo.
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Following the picture Jones claimed he was stigmatised by the press. Jones believed he was hard done by, and that his shadowing job on Gascoigne was the real story of the match. Gascoigne subsequently sent Jones a red rose, and Jones sent Gascoigne a toilet brush, and the two became good friends. In 1988, Gascoigne and Mirandinha, who then spoke in broken English, would do packed talk-ins throughout northern England.
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Paul Clarke, receiving the ball from Eamon Heery, sent it spinning into the air while attempting to score from distance; Molloy tussled with Vinny Murphy in the effort to retrieve and Sugrue blew his whistle for a free to Dublin. O'Rourke said: "I think Anthony Molloy was very hard done by there. He was pushed out of the way by Vinny Murphy's momentum". Charlie Redmond scored to send Dublin into the lead after two and a half minutes.
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330 the Athenians then reoccupied their destroyed city. Over the winter, there seems to have been some tension among the Allies. The Athenians in particular, who were not protected by the Isthmus but whose fleet was the key to the security of the Peloponnese, felt hard done by and demanded that an Allied army march north the following year. When the Allies failed to commit to this, the Athenian fleet refused to join the Allied navy in the spring.
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She scored 183.23 points overall, winning her second consecutive bronze medal at the World Championships. Despite being injured and not near her best, some believed she was hard done by in the long program scoring, and perhaps should have scored highly enough to win the overall title ahead of Mao Asada and Carolina Kostner. Kostner's silver was especially controversial as she made five jumping errors in the long program, and the crowd booed loudly when both Kim and fourth-place finisher Yukari Nakano finished beneath her.
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Catharsis has rarely been tinged with so much regret, and shared with so much crystalline purity." – Melody Maker, 2 February 1985 "For the most part, Morrissey is the Hilda Ogden of pop, harassed and hard done-by. I guess what seems like meat to one man sounds like murder to another." – Gavin Martin, New Musical Express, 9 February 1985 "The tremolo pulse that opens 'How Soon Is Now?' is the kind of sound musicians and listeners spend a lifetime chasing after: something never heard before and never successfully replicated since.
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Yeovil momentarily paused waiting for the whistle, while Michail Antonio went through on goal and passed the ball square to Atdhe Nuhiu who passed the ball into the net. A controversial goal followed many Yeovil complaints, with the referee discussing the matter with the linesman and eventually decided to give the goal. Replays after the game showed that the referee had made the correct decision. As Yeovil felt hard done by the contest fell into a scrappy, rough affair with strong challenges going in, mainly from the Yeovil Town players.
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This earned him a starting position against Scotland as a flanker and again against Wales from where he continued to impress. He was selected for the 2004 Summer tour, starting against the All Blacks in Dunedin in the first Test. Sale Sharks director of rugby Kingsley Jones referred to him as 'the most hard done-by player in England' after he was hardly used during the 2005 Autumn test series. Jones went on to collect more caps on the 2006 Summer tour of Australia and 2007 Summer tour of South Africa.
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The second half started like the first with Watford on top and a corner they had was flicked on at the near post and met by substitute Fernando Forestieri who tapped home the equaliser. The Owls felt really hard done by, and Watford were now the team with the ascendancy and the home crowd right behind them. Watford continued to pressurise and good work by Fernando Forestieri just outside the area saw his shot miss three or four players before somehow finding the back of the net. Watford had turned the game on its head.
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At the beginning of the 16th century, a number of disputes arose between Hausweiler and several neighbouring villages. A grazing cooperative came into being in which, besides Hausweiler, also Buborn, Deimberg and the Schönborner Hof participated. Buborn and Hausweiler, though, felt that they had been hard done by in this deal, and the two of them withdrew from the cooperative, leaving Deimberg and the Schönborner Hof to themselves, thus creating two parties. Time and again, one party would let its livestock graze on the others’ land, or one party's or the other's would wander off and get lost.
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However, it became evident during the siege of Quesnoy when the French commander, Villars who noticed British forces under the besieging forces, understandably demanded a clarification of Ormonde. The British general then withdrew his forces from the Allied camp and marched away with just the British soldiers (the mercenaries in British pay refused to take part in the blatant defection). Ironically, the French felt also hard done by, because they had expected all forces in British pay to disappear, thereby fatally weakening the forces of Prince Eugene. This had been an essential element of the Franco-British agreement.
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It was co-produced by Wells and De Soto for ATI Records and Mushroom Records. In August that year it was followed by a four-track EP, Hard Done by You, co-credited to Peter Wells, Dave Steel (ex-Weddings Parties Anything), Bob Armstrong. In late 1994 Wells and De Soto reactivated Pete Wells Band with Turner and were joined by Mark Evans on bass guitar (ex-AC/DC, Finch, Heaven) and Mick O'Shea on drums (ex-Swanee, Judge Mercy). In the next year the line-up with Wells and De Soto were Cocks, De Marco and Andy Cichon on bass guitar (ex-Rose Tattoo, James Reyne Band, Judge Mercy).
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In particular, the Athenians, who were not protected by the Isthmus, but whose fleet were the key to the security of the Peloponnese, felt hard done by, and demanded an allied army march north the following year. When the Allies failed to commit to this, the Athenian fleet refused to join the Allied navy in spring. The navy, now under the command of the Spartan king Leotychides, thus skulked off Delos, whilst the remnants of the Persian fleet skulked off Samos, both sides unwilling to risk battle. Similarly, Mardonius remained in Thessaly, knowing an attack on the Isthmus was pointless, whilst the Allies refused to send an army outside the Peloponnese.
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Hale made his international test debut in 1989 controlling a match between Papua New Guinea and Great Britain in Papua New Guinea.Coffey, John and Bernie Wood Auckland, 100 years of rugby league, 1909-2009, 2009. . pp.301-2. Great Britain felt hard done by Hale's refereeing in Papua New Guinea and at the 1992 Ashes series.Broncos' challenge appeals to Wigan The Independent, 1 October 1992Britain's resources sold short: Rugby League World Cup final The Independent, 26 October 1992Wigan must be wary of Broncos' enthusiasm and flair: Tonight's World Club Challenge at Central Park is likely to be fast and open The Independent, 30 October 1992 Hale would go on to referee eleven consecutive test matches.
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Series 2 explores Kingsmount's run in the Inter-Schools Cup tournament, and how Johnson's life has changed since the events of the past series, having scored an overhead kick as a Hawkstone mascot, searched for his father (William Fox), and changed his surname from "Reacher" to "Johnson". Frictions arise between Jamie's grandfather, Mike (Tim Dantay), and Jamie's coach, Hansard (Brian Bovell), because of past events, and Jamie begins to question that Hansard is deliberately encouraging his grandson, Harry Hansard, and Dillon Simmonds, to bully and pressurise Jamie to try and fuse his temper. The series ends with Kingsmount winning the cup, and Jamie being offered a contract at the Foxborough academy. Jack Marshall (Lenna Gunning Williams) also feels hard-done-by by Hansard.
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Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1955 edition reported that the tour was beset by controversy. Billed as a kind of world championship, the Test series was subject to much partisanship on the part of both West Indians and English expatriates; umpiring decisions added to the controversy, with the MCC team feeling hard done by over several decisions by local umpires and the crowds reacting with violence over two decisions that went England's way in the First and Third Tests. Wisden recommended that the West Indies draw up a panel of umpires from all the countries rather than using local umpires in each match. But it also had harsh words for England players whose dissent was made public, and also for the excessive caution of the England team in the Second Test.
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In each of these he published numerous lengthy novels, arguably the best-known of which, Istoria odnogo tovarishchestva (История одного товарищества, "The History of One People's Society"), stretched over seven issues of Delo in 1869. Bazhin belonged to the school of harsh social realism usually associated in Russia with the likes of Dmitry Pisarev and Nikolai Chernyshevsky, whose Rakhmetov apparently served as a blueprint for Bazhin's character Stepan Rulyov, who features in several of his earlier novels and stories. The tone of Bazhin's later work radically changed from optimism to dejection and he turned to a completely different type of hero: a disillusioned raznochinets, hard done by harsh Russian reality. Unusually for such a prolific writer, Bazhin refused to talk or write about himself; therefore, very little is known about his personal life.
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In the 1933 Uruguayan Championship, Peñarol player Braulio Castro scored a controversial goal in the championship match where the ball clearly went out of play, but rebounded off a kinesiologist's medicine cabinet back into play in the build-up to the goal. This turned out to be the only goal of the game, and the opposition, Nacional, felt very hard done by, and three of their players were sent off, for assaulting the referee in annoyance at the goal. This meant that the referee, Telésforo Rodríguez, was unable to continue through injury, so one of the assistant referees, Luis Scandroglio, stepped in, and immediately abandoned the match due to bad light, after seventy minutes. Over two months later, on 30 July, the League Board decided to disallow the goal, and also rescinded one of the three aforementioned sendings-off (that of Ulises Chifflet).
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Allen stated on her official website that "The Fear" had been chosen as the lead single. The song had its radio premiere via on The Scott Mills Show on 1 December 2008. The song's official music video premiered on 4 December at Channel 4, but it was leaked before the official release date; it was uploaded on YouTube two hours before the official premiere. The song was officially released on 8 December 2008, topping the UK Singles Chart for four consecutive weeks and becoming Allen's second number-one single in the UK. "Not Fair" was released digitally on 20 March 2009 and as a CD single on 16 May. "Not Fair" was played by DJ Ken Bruce on BBC Radio 2 days before the release of the album, and was heavily edited to 2:04, removing the line "Oh I lie here in the wet patch in the middle of the bed, I'm feeling pretty damn hard done by, I've spent ages giving head".
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Barcelona won the Liga title with a record 99 points, and Xavi was acclaimed Barcelona's second-best player in a season-long vote."Barcelona players hailed for La Liga title win but Pep Guardiola feels hard done by". The Telegraph. Retrieved 17 May 2014 On 3 June 2010, Madrid-based newspaper Marca awarded him third place in the annual Trofeo Alfredo di Stéfano award for the best player in La Liga, behind Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. On 9 June 2010, Xavi signed a new four-year contract with the club, which could be automatically renewed up to 30 June 2016 based on number of games played. On 29 November, he scored his third goal against arch-rivals Real Madrid in a 5–0 home win. On 18 December, he scored another goal against Espanyol in a 1–5 win. In the Champions League, Xavi scored a valuable goal with an assist from David Villa in a home win against Arsenal, that saw Barcelona progress to the quarter-finals."Barcelona 3 – 1 Arsenal".
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