Sentence examples for a bye from from inspiring English sources

They can only find three singles plus a bye from a Haddin fumble.

Ferguson was in favour of granting United a bye from the fourth round, which coincides with the competition in Brazil.

The worst-off countries — Greece, Portugal, Ireland and Cyprus — have little hope of meeting the requirement but are virtually assured of getting a bye from Brussels.

That could be especially so against the Lakers, who might apply for a bye from the entire regular season if they add another title.

Ward, a two-time Olympic gold medalist who shattered his knee at a Grand Prix in January, received a bye from the trials that Kessler won and returns to competition this month.

As the world champion in the 100 and 200, Greene received a bye from the International Amateur Athletic Federation, the sport's world governing body, into the world championships Aug. 3 to 12 in Edmonton, Alberta.

These traits could be heard in his first recorded solo with Basie's band, "Rock-a-Bye Basie" from 1939, which Mr. Tate felt was one of his best.

11.38pm GMT 1st over: England 1-0 (Cook 0 Carberry 0) A quiet over there from Harris, just a leg bye from the second ball.

Bell sneaks a leg bye from the first delivery and Colly is back on strike.

Frank Tashlin's "Rock-a-Bye Baby" (Olive Films), from 1958, stars Jerry Lewis in a loose remake of Sturges's "The Miracle of Morgan's Creek," set partly in Hollywood and partly in a small town in which Hollywood's influence keeps the plot rolling.

Manning said flatly Tuesday that rust had nothing to do with those playoff losses, and Saturday insisted that the carry-over from a bye week is about the same as from the preseason — when starters play little — to the regular season opener.