Sentence examples for calibre out from inspiring English sources

Taking seven players of that calibre out of any side is a huge blow and has played the key part in Australia's struggles since.

Obviously taking a goalie of that calibre out of the lineup had a considerable impact, Rask being the sort of net-minder who can win a game on his own.

"It's always fantastic to have a player of Michael's calibre turning out for the black and white, we're very excited," Grimson said.

A brawl of WWE Raw calibre broke out at a Long Island Chuck E. Cheese Saturday, with one woman throwing haymakers while holding a baby.

Typically, that calibre of battery rips chunks out of a vehicle's cargo capacity, but the A3 e-tron manages 280 litres (10cu-ft) with the seats up or a whopping 1,120 litres with them folded flat.

Even PROfounders Capital, which launched amid considerable fanfare given the calibre of its investors, has turned out to be more Series A oriented.

"It's not everyday that that calibre of player is out of contract at this time of year but, luckily for us, that's the situation," added the Finn.

"When you consider the calibre of player that's out the team just now, every one would be a first pick," said Craig.

Lynne could probably imbue 'Agadoo' with terminal loss and longing, and songs of this calibre can only bring out the best in her.

He's in that sort of calibre, turning guys inside out, and he's got a turn of pace to go with it".

He is in fact, one of the few etymologists around who are likely to point out that "calibre" stems from the Latin "qua libra" and, in the next breath, to contend that a a parapet is a pet parrot.