The phrase "and third with a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a third item or point in a list or sequence.
Example: "We will discuss the first point, then the second, and third with a focus on the implications for our strategy."
Alternatives: "and thirdly with a" or "and third in a".
After Rickey Henderson drew a walk, Mike Cameron moved both runners to second and third with a sacrifice bunt.
Stanton's grand slam could have been avoided had first baseman Daniel Murphy made a headier play when Dewayne Wise, who advanced runners to second and third with a single, overran first base.
Bristol and Liverpool came second and third with a score of 46 per cent each as university also proved a hit for those who met their friend for life.
And third, with a general election in the offing and his personal ratings still pitiful, Miliband knows that if he opposes the government he risks a barrage from Fleet Street for being the Hampstead wimp who left hostages like Alan Henning to their fate.
When the Angels began to stir in the sixth, putting runners at second and third with a walk and a double, Pettitte snagged Tim Salmon's hard grounder through the middle and caught Kevin Stocker off third base -- Anaheim's fourth major base-running mistake in the first three games of this series.
Delino DeShields followed with another single that drove in Johnson, and after B. J. Surhoff moved the runners to second and third with a groundout, Albert Belle rapped a single that brought both home for a 7-6 leandand an eventual improbable victory.
During the season, Smith, a 6-foot-2, 209-pound Texan, ranked fifth in the A.F.C. with a 42.2-yard average, and seventh with a 35.5 net average.
Three weeks into this season, Ponder ranked second in the N.F.L. with a 70.1 percent completion rate and fifth with a quarterback rating of 104.9.
Mets Manager Art Howe used five relief pitchers to negotiate the final three innings, and tried to tiptoe through the eighth and ninth with a one-run lead.
Viola was dominant in his own fashion, also setting down the Yale hitters, one, two, three, in the ninth and tenth, with a handful of pitches.
His first full season was with Cleveland in 1992, when the Yankees were coming out of a period of stumbling in darkness, finishing fourth and fifth with a few thirds mixed in.
