Sentence examples similar to a lone test cap from inspiring English sources

For a bloke with only 10 Test caps that's a huge compliment.

He had to wait to a ripe old age to win his first Test cap.

Playing in the midfield, Selwood kicked one over in the lone test match and led Australia to a 56-46 win against Ireland.

The first new Test cap: Dean Headley Kentt).

Clint Dempsey led the line well as a lone striker, testing Beto on numerous occasions before bundling home his team's second goal in the 81st minute.

I know a single observation or a lone set of test scores isn't representative of my teaching as a whole or my students' collective growth.

On a recent evening, a lone man in a baseball cap stood outside the new stadium, peering through the fence.

At the end of the pier, a lone fisherman in an orange cap, there since dawn, cast his lines from long poles.

The policy imposes a £500-a-week cap for couples or lone parents on benefits, including housing benefit, child benefit, and child tax credit, if they do not work enough hours to qualify for working tax credit.

That sea was broken by a lone patch of orange — the crown of a Knicks cap.

Nugent's winner in the 2-1 victory at Carrow Road was the coollest of finishes from a striker who, following his lone England cap in 2008, was loaned out to Burnley before joining Leicester in the Championship last year.