Sentence examples for based on the career from inspiring English sources

With James Anderson just four wickets away from replacing Botham as England's all-time leading Test wicket-taker, BBC Sport asked Test Match Special statistician Andrew Samson to take the top 10 England Test wicket-takers of all time and give every single one of their wickets a numerical rating between one and 11 based on the career average of the batsman they dismissed.

Sampson took England's top wicket-takers, and assigned each of their wickets a value from one to 11, based on the career average of the batsmen they dismissed.

We asked Test Match Special statistician Andrew Samson to take the top 10 England Test wicket-takers and give each of their wickets a numerical rating between one and 11 based on the career average of the batsmen they dismissed.

Based on the career of the Montreal-based, Mexico City-born artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, the answer is yes.

Here is a docu-Jacobean nightmare, and a dysfunctional stepfamily drama, based on the career of Australia's most notorious serial killer.

It is based on the career of William Brodie, who lived in Edinburgh's old town in the late 18th century, and was one of its more colourful criminals.

His Nire-ke no hitobito (1963 64; The House of Nire), though based on the careers of his grandfather and his father (the poet Saitō Mokichi), was saved by its humour from becoming no more than an I novel.

| The final performance of Philip Glass's "Satyagraha," an epic work based on the early career of Mahatma Gandhi, seen in an audacious production by Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch.

| Philip Glass isn't new to Met audiences — the house premièred the composer's Christopher Columbus opera, "The Voyage," in 1992 — but "Satyagraha," Glass's epic work from 1980, based on the early career of Mahatma Gandhi, certainly is.

| The waves of patterned sounds that constitute Philip Glass's "Satyagraha," an epic work from 1980, based on the early career of Mahatma Gandhi, are enhanced by the audacious production of Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch, from the London theatre company Improbable.

Actor Maxine Peake's debut play Beryl – based on the extraordinary career of Leeds-born cycling legend Beryl Burton, winner of seven world titles – will be performed live for the first time.