Sentence examples for brought off on from inspiring English sources

Battiston lay on the ground for about two minutes until he was brought off on a stretcher.

The 30-year-old was brought off on a stretcher in the first half of Notts' dramatic win over Tranmere after a heavy collision knocked him out cold.

That's a hard thing to bring off on the Appalachian Plateau, but Fownes did achieve at least an architectural reference, perhaps under the influence of Andrew Carnegie.

There were boos for the Chelsea interim manager when he brought off Oscar on 67 minutes for Hazard.

But Tom Walker, who looked a threat down the left until being brought off late on, crossed in to set Le Fondre up to take Bolton's first chance.

Two more penalties kept Wales in the hunt throughout the second half but there was so much more than that: within the same movement he brought off vital tackles on Jesse Kriel and Schalk Burger, and followed that with a try-saving effort on Bryan Habana.

Two were brought off the ship on stretchers.

Mr Montgomery added: "When you see the state of vehicles being brought off the bridge on transporters, you have to think it's very lucky that no one was killed".

It came after he had been brought off the bench early on to replace the injured Junior Hoilett, and could prove invaluable to Harry Redknapp's side and their bid to stay up.

"I wanted and expected to finish my career at the Blues, but being brought off the bench and stuck on the wing in that last game just about summed up where I was with the club.

Where they brought off a defensive midfielder and brought on a striker, Togo have taken off a forward, Floyd Ayite, and brought on a defensive midfielder, Sadate Ouro-Akoriko.