Sentence examples for as an interchange from inspiring English sources

Rob Burrow is the only other scrum-half in the squad, and he has more often been used by McNamara as an interchange hooker.

Roby established himself as a rising star with four outstanding performances as an interchange hooker during last autumn's Tri-Nations series.

Noble, meanwhile, is expected to select Hull's Richard Horne as Long's scrum-half replacement in Brisbane with the other leading candidate, Rob Burrow, more likely to be used as an interchange hooker if Roby finally displaces Newton in the starting team.

Merchants across the nation, from powerhouses like Wal-Mart and Home Depot, to gas stations, mom-and-pop restaurants and 7-Eleven, have spent years unsuccessfully fighting the biggest of these costs, known as an interchange fee, which generates an estimated $40 billion to $50 billion in income annually for banks that issue credit cards.

The West Fourth Street station serves as an interchange of several subway lines -- the A, B, C, D, E, F and V. Three of the victims were taken to St . Vincents Hospital with smoke-related injuries that did not appear to be life threatening, said Pat Cleary, a Fire Department spokesman.

Hence, the reaction mechanism can be classified as an interchange substitution mechanism that is associatively activated.

SR 410 begins as a freeway at an interchange with SR 167 near Downtown Sumner.

It continues 25 km east through large patches of farmland, then meets with Middlesex County Road 81 (Victoria Street) at an interchange as it passes north of Strathroy.

The highway, signed as east west, begins at an interchange with Interstate 5 (I-5) in Tacoma and travels through the city as a freeway towards the Tacoma Narrows.

State Route 149 begins at Wicks Corner as a divided highway, at an interchange with SR 70 several miles north of Oroville.

The work of Morin [9] and Wadouachi [10] made us recognize that the iodomethyl group acts as an interchanging hydroxymethyl or aminomethyl synthetic equivalent (Scheme 1).