Sentence examples for centre splitting from inspiring English sources

1.55pm GMT 50 min: WHAT A MISS! Westwood, on the left-hand edge of the United box, chips a fantastic ball into the centre, splitting the home defence into a million pieces.

In Wales, the left-of-centre split three ways.

The aim of this six-centre, split-sample study was to compare ThinPrep fluid-based cytology to the conventional Papanicolaou smear.

Napoleon then launched the final assault against the Austrian centre and split it.

Amid many positive policies, the calamitous and entirely misguided war in Iraq, an unwillingness to properly challenge Thatcherism and the Blair government's decision to hoard power in the centre meant splits became more entrenched.

But the respectable centre is split between France's strict integrationist approach (banning Muslim children from wearing head-scarves in state schools) and the more tolerant multiculturalism of Britain and the Netherlands.

The Racing prop Julien Brugnaut was in the sin-bin for scrummaging at an angle and after the Saints immediately raised the pace of the match, the centre George Pisi split the defence and had a free run to the line from 40 metres 55 minutes in.

This centre is split into homologue detection search (BLAST, PSI-BLAST)—and then followed by (pair-wise) alignment (ClustalW, ClustalX, MUSCLE).

20 Optimal livers from DBD donors were offered to paediatric centres for splitting and implantation of the left lateral segment, with implantation of the extended right lobe into an adult recipient.

Nelson Haedo Valdez's goal on the hour stemmed from three mistakes: possession needlessly squandered, the centre-backs split wide open and the goalkeeper, Sergio Romero, oddly positioned.

Anderson's increased confidence was instrumental to United's domination, the midfielder collecting the ball deep from his goalkeeper, David de Gea, when his centre-backs split and beginning the passing movements forward.