Sentence examples for a second specialist from inspiring English sources

The recall of Monty Panesar as a  second specialist spinner reflects the dry nature of the surface after weeks of warm weather.

Chesivoir called the neurologist's office and saw a second specialist — the first was out of town — who told him that his problem was most likely an atypical migraine, which is not preceded by the aura many migraine patients describe.

Clarke refused the opportunity to predict England's team, as he had done correctly more than a week before the first Test, but said he would not be surprised if they select Monty Panesar as a second specialist spinner.

Krejza was picked in place of seamer Stuart Clark as a second specialist spinner alongside Cameron White to exploit the spin-friendly conditions in a bid to avoid their first series defeat since the 2005 Ashes tour of England.

A second specialist, Dr Alison Wenzerul, found the defendant, who is a Muslim, was in a state of "acute distress" and was "unlikely to have been in a state of mind to clearly consider what she was doing to the baby".

Brighton-based KYN is keen to expand with the launch or acquisition of a second specialist title targeting the 16-45 year old male audience in the UK and Europe and is currently advertising for an advertising sales manager "as we look towards the launch (or acquisition) of our second title".

After a fourth specialist recommended a biopsy, Mr. Castaneda was released from custody.

Equally, Australia know that if they can break Giles then England's lack of a fifth specialist bowler could prove debilitating.

Michael has taken the "two No 2s" route rather than include a third specialist, which seems to me a clear indication that Stephen Moore, the captain, will spend an awful lot of time on the field in an extremely demanding position.

Australia have replaced Palu with James Hanson, seizing on the opportunity to add a third specialist hooker after receiving criticism for only naming two in their original 31-man squad.

A seventh, Specialist Jeremy Sivits, pleaded guilty yesterday to abusing detainees and was ordered to serve a year in military detention and given a bad conduct discharge - the maximum sentence available.