Sentence examples for cheap dismissals from inspiring English sources

In the past I would turn my head and attempt to punch it away, a flawed reaction that resulted in several cheap dismissals and a couple of broken fingers.

Starc promptly rammed home RCB's advantage with the cheap dismissals of his Australia team-mate Mitchell Johnson, Anureet Singh and Karanveer Singh, each seeing their stumps clattered by fast, accurate bowling.

Root was marooned on his back foot, tentatively coming half-forward and fishing with his hands – the exact same pose that he was in at the moment of his two cheap dismissals, nicking off for 1 and clean bowled for 17, at Lord's last week.

The cheap dismissal of Cook is a serious event in this series and England were rocked.

Lydia Greenway's cheap dismissal then left the tourists rocking on 13 for two before 55 from Knight got England back on an even keel.

Then there was a bonus: the cheap dismissal of Ravi Ashwin, who was caught at short leg off Root by Keaton Jennings from the middle of the bat, the ball lodging obediently in the fielder's midriff.

He will be under renewed pressure after his third cheap dismissal of the series.

It was his cheapest dismissal since his first match of the season.

Because dismissals become cheaper, firms are more inclined to lay off a worker and, thus, the reservation threshold (tilde{h}_t) increases.

Spitzer dismisses her dismissal.

And perhaps that is a cheap statement; but big pockets of "i like" felt so disposable as to encourage dismissal.