Sentence examples for back stanchion from inspiring English sources

That might have been true of a 21-year-old Glenn Hoddle's masterpiece against Manchester United, so stunning is every aspect of the volley – from the contortion of his body to the technique of the strike to the way the ball bounces straight back out of the net off the back stanchion – but the one-two is also textbook stuff.

In the replayed game Bayern win 5-0 Cityntry City v Crystal Palace, First Division 1980 Palace's Clive Allen thumps a shot into the top corner but it rebounds back off the stanchion so quickly the referee misses it and waves play on Manchester Utd v Tottenham, Premier League 2005 It is 0-0 and time is running out at Old Trafford when Pedro Mendes spots United's Roy Carroll off his line.

Carrie Wood's lighting is both subtle and overtly theatrical, including towering light stanchions at the back of the house.

While Attwell had seemingly blind assistant Nigel Bannister to thank, in September 1970 Capey was fooled by the stanchions on the back of the Stamford Bridge posts.

Inside the vehicle, the wheelchair or scooter locks into a metal stanchion bolted to the back seat or seat belt anchors.

The clock, mounted on a pole, tipped backward and came to rest on the basket stanchion.

But then he snaps back to attention when he sees a problem on the sidewalk -- a parking stanchion out of alignment -- that needs fixing.

The back of the bus has been arranged like the lounge of an airliner, & the usual stanchions have been removed.

Mr. Williams, 40, was driving the bus back to Chinatown in Manhattan when it careered through a guardrail on Interstate 95 and rammed into the stanchion of an overhead sign, just south of the Westchester County line.

The stanchion should be comfortably loose, but not so loose as to allow her to slip her head back through once closed.

(The Bruins blamed the stanchion that Chara drove him into; true orc talk).