Sentence examples for back in the test from inspiring English sources
Alun Wyn Jones had a productive half-hour back in the Test arena, but it would be harsh on the unheralded Andrew Coombs, a revelation in his first three Tests, were he not to start again at Murrayfield.
"I'm not back in the Test side yet but I'm pleased to be a step closer to it and I've always dealt with situations like this by concentrating on the game in hand and refusing to look too far ahead," said Taylor.
The next day, when rats were placed back in the test chamber for 8 min to assess the retention of contextual fear memory, similar group effects were observed (Figure 1C).
Following a variable delay (from minutes to several hours), the mouse is placed back in the test arena, which now contains both familiar (previously shown) objects and new ones.
"I'm driving down to The Oval tonight and, if I do get back in the Test team, this innings will give me a lot of confidence," he said.
With South Africa on 135 for 4 and the bowlers looking threatening, England were suddenly back in the Test.
Fast bowler James Pattinson is out of the tour after suffering a stress fracture of the back in the second test at Lord's, where Australia went down by a crushing 347 runs.
Similarly, conditioning to context, evaluated by placing the animal back in the original test box 24 hr after training, did not differ among the groups [Supplemental Material, Figure 3B (online at http://www.ehponline.org/members/2008/11089/suppl.pdf)].
Back in June the Tests against Sri Lanka, now the rather magnificent victors over Australia in the subcontinent, would never have been able to compete with the drama of a bronze medal in the hammer or a play-off in the water polo.
Instead, the batsman was the model of diplomacy, insisting Peter Moores's side are likely to be even more determined to bounce back in the two-Test series against his New Zealand team.
That disappointment came at the end of a summer when he had won back a place in the Test side for the series opener against South Africa, only to be left out of the second match for personal reasons.
