Sentence examples for a possession from from inspiring English sources

The beauty of the onside kick, Haley determined, was that if the Chiefs recovered the ball (they did not), they would have stolen a possession from the Colts.

Cornell was sharp enough on defense that it could switch defenses in the middle of a possession from zone to man, and it seemed to bother the Badgers.

While there, a pass to Allen Robinson resulted in a pass interference penalty called against Minnesota, giving Penn State the ball at the two-yard line, from where they fumbled, and Minnesota recovered, and embarked on a possession from which they would not relinquish the ball, winning the game 24 10, after no scoring in the second half.

Most of the campers decided to leave voluntarily after the council, which manages the site, obtained a possession order from the county court.

In Spanish, as an extending process, the motif is the loss or taking of a possession (life) from the deceased or the giving of a commodity (death).

In that 2014 ruling, the court overturned a possession conviction from a 2010 case in which a woman was found in possession of a small amount of marijuana as well as concentrated extract derived from the plant.

His solo releases started in earnest with the 'Mind Gunk' cassette series of collage-style tape loops, an ongoing project centering on a cherished possession from the golden age of Wild Style.

In the twilight hush of a chapel at Mission Santa Barbara, she slowly draws a cherished possession from her purse.

But the technical definition of "burglary" can also apply when a woman uses her old key to retrieve a disputed possession from her former boyfriend's house.

It was a Russian possession from 1812 to 1856, when the Turks retook it; it reverted to Russia during 1878 1918.

The town was an Austrian possession from 1797 to 1920, except for a brief French interregnum between 1808 and 1813.