Sentence examples for a deflection to from inspiring English sources

Of his own equaliser Walcott said: "I thought it took a deflection to be honest, but I watched it back and it didn't.

Pawlett then struck with a raking 25-yard free-kick which seemed to take a deflection to wrong-foot Alan Mannus.

His cross was met with a quick-fire shot from Brett Holman, only for a deflection to draw Izzo out of the goals and then get beat by Kristensen's low hit.

They had taken the lead beyond the hour when the right side of County's three-man central defence went missing and Sean Maguire cashed in with a deflection to beat the outstanding Joe Day.

He pounced on a deflection to score Real's first goal, Ramos rose to head the second and then, with wave after wave of white shirts moving through the Sevilla resistance, the chase for victory was on.

But Brodeur was magnificent after allowing a goal less than eight minutes into Saturday's game, keeping the Devils from falling farther behind until Ryan Carter scored on a deflection to tie the score.

Experimental results indicate that this bridge satisfied the live load deflection recommendation well with a deflection-to-span ratio of about 1/303, and a safety factor of 4 in strength.

Second, a deflection-to-diode voltage calibration was carried out by translating a rod attached to the wire using a micromanipulator equipped with a calibrated micrometer.

The methodology entails the application of a constant deflection to a μm-sized free-standing aluminum-alloy cantilever beam for a prolonged period of time.

Wickham made it 3-0 withisis ninth goal of the season before a free-kick from Maguire took a wicked deflection to beat a beleaguered Kenny.

The test results are listed in Tables 2 and 3 and the load-deflection curves of the test specimens are shown in Figs. 8 and 9. Service load, or flexural serviceability load, given in Tables 2 and 3 is defined as the load corresponding to a deflection equal to span/350 which is the allowed deflection according to the Egyptian code for concrete structures (HBRC 2008).