Sentence examples for 145 from inspiring English sources

He had given up 145 runs for his three wickets and there was nothing the young spinner could do to halt the fiercest hitting he has had to deal with.

The average first-innings score here in the Big Bash is 145, and England are lucky to get that close to par.

After the occupation on 26 March, police arrested and charged 145 members of the group but later dropped 115 cases, claiming that those still charged had played an organising role in the protest.

It felt like a cross between group therapy (it's "open", which means you can say what you like and nobody can laugh at you); a team-building exercise (there was an agenda, it wasn't freeform chatting); and an Occupy meeting (it's anti-hierarchical; no panels of five people talking while 145 listened).

The 145 Indigenous communities and 58 regional towns visited in each state and territory were redacted, but the report said ACC investigators held more than 2,000 stakeholder meetings, 350 examinations and issued 476 notifications.

He was previously chairman of Remember a Charity, a consortium of over 145 charities promoting gifts in wills.

McLean moved to fill the Dodds-shaped gap by purchasing Iain Ferguson from Rangers for £145,000, a shrewd bit of business that paid dividends throughout the season, the new signing hitting the ground running as the club enjoyed a fantastic start to their marathon campaign.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Javid defended the appointment, saying Whittingdale would be "driven by the evidence" in deciding what to do about the annual £145-a-year licence fee.

Compton has done all that could have been expected for Somerset, backing up his comeback 166 with 56 (out of 145-6) in a low scoring match at Derby to secure his county's first win of the season and 115 runs in two innings against the tourists at Taunton.

Written by two independent experts from Rome's Sapienza University, the 145-page DNA review rubbishes the work of Patrizia Stefanoni, the police forensic scientist who found Knox's and Kercher's DNA on a kitchen knife at Sollecito's house and identified DNA belonging to Sollecito on a torn bra clasp found beside Kercher's semi-naked body.

To buy him out of pay deals at Santander, Young had received 145,723 shares in Lloyds worth £100,000 while two other colleagues recruited with him, Antonio Lorenzo, who runs a number of divisions at the bank, and Juan Colombás, chief risk officer, received shares worth around £745,588 and £650,000 respectively.