Sentence examples for bench in all from inspiring English sources

Although her role is different from Moore's — Mosqueda-Lewis has come off the bench in all but one game this season — she has made key contributions for the Huskies (31-4), who moved on in the N.C.A.A. women's tournament Monday by beating Kansas State, 72-26.

Weir was understudy to club-mate Finn Russell during the Autumn internationals, coming off the bench in all three matches.

The 28-year-old came off the bench in all of Ireland's games in their recent Six Nations title-winning campaign, providing cover for Rory Best.

He appeared off the bench in all five matches in the 2012 Six Nations, with his last international cap coming against Ireland in March.

The Leicester player has missed only one of England's last 45 Tests and was part of the winning Lions squad in Australia last summer, coming off the bench in all three Tests.

Canna and Fowles traded early penalties, before the Italia international - who featured from the bench in all four of the Azzurri's Rugby World Cup pool fixtures - struck twice more from the tee before the break.

"I look round at that bench and in all honesty, there's not a lot of difference between the bench and the team that's starting, so it's a great position for me.

He's the older gentleman sitting courtside next to the visitor's bench dressed in all leather, with a neck scarf and a python-skin hat.

Benches come in all price ranges from under $100 to more than $10,000.

Back door, side door, front door, whatever, Ewing tossed the prettiest pass seen in these parts since 1970, and Cheeks laid it up and in, and high above the Knicks' bench, lint flew in all directions from Wilkins's towel.

In both cases, a proper crib wall should be built to support your partial bench, and, as in all trails, the tread should maintain a five to seven percent out slope.