Sentence examples for add a legitimate from inspiring English sources

Things had seemed much brighter when Dean Shiels produced a neat lofted finish to put the hosts in front after 14 minutes, but the inability to add a legitimate second was paid for in full when Daniel Da Mota scored a late – and heavily-deflected – equaliser via Ryan McGivern's shoulder.

But what signing Tanaka would have enabled the Dodgers to do is add a legitimate starter without sacrificing prospects in trade, at a time the free-agent market is thin and the Dodgers are intent on rebuilding their minor league system.

Add a legitimate category at the end of the article, to keep it from being deleted.

Kansas City, which has the best record in the American League, adds a legitimate ace to its pitching rotation in Cueto, who ranks 14th in the majors with a 2.62 earned-run average.

"Consider putting in big letters at the beginning of the PDF document: 'IF YOU DID NOT PAY FOR THIS PDF, YOU ARE DEPRIVING THE AUTHOR OF HIS LEGITIMATE INCOME.' Add a heartfelt, personal plea not to 'steal' the book, and make it really easy for people to legitimize their stolen copy by paying you for it, no questions asked.

But playing for a legitimate contender, Carter could add a new label to that list: winner.

But does the world's easiest dive become a legitimate sport if you add a gang of German adrenaline junkies, a dose of acrobatic skills, and a 30-foot-high diving platform to it?

Most of the time, the details match and a card is added to a legitimate owner's handset.

In addressing the role of culture in the dynamics of self-formation, the author offers a critique of Max Weber's and Jürgen Habermas's view of modernity as a radical differentiation of three cultural spheres: science, morality, and art; he adds religion as a legitimate fourth cultural sphere.

She was responding to a comment by the columnist and former cricketer Mark Richardson, who said earlier in the program that employers had the "right" to know if their female employees planned to have children, adding it was a "legitimate question" for Ms. Ardern if she sought to become prime minister.

At the weekend, shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith said universal benefits were part of the "glue" that held society together, but added there was a "legitimate argument" to be had about them.