Sentence examples for been given a bye from inspiring English sources

And yet the regime has been given a bye.

Defending champions Birmingham have been given a bye due to their Europa League participation.

The world No2 had been given a bye into round two, and was soon on the offensive to follow on from his success at the China Open last week.

"The Pedestrians" opens with a series of prose poems unlike anything Zucker has done before: daydreams that turn irritatingly literal; escape fantasies written, since they failed, in the key of remorse; luxurious pensées all the more mysterious because they seem to have been given a bye from the passing of time.

The 19-year-old has been given a bye in the first round of the event at the Joell Stadium, Hamilton.

For Barnes, it was the opening contest of the championships as he had been given a bye in the first round.

The winners move into the quarterfinals, joined by the Nick Nickell and John Diamond teams, which were given a bye to that stage.

They figured they were given a bye next weekend, the last on the original schedule, because of their slim playoff prospects.

Valerenga were given a bye into the next round and 17 Nentori were quietly told off and asked not to do it again.

"I started to feel not well when I came here," Kvitova, who was given a bye into the second round as the top seed, said.

Much fancied to win the first FA Cup, they were given a bye to the semi-finals, where they played Wanderers, the club of FA secretary Charles Alcock, at London's Kennington Oval cricket ground.