Sentence examples for corners setting from inspiring English sources

They regrouped on street corners, setting tyres and rubbish on fire to ward off the stinging tear gas.

He generally gives performances on street corners, setting up his card table and chinaware and playing for passersby until the cop arrives.

The opening was a salvo of choreographed chaos as gymnasts at all four corners set off on their staged rotation.

They include two churches that are more than 100 years old, two wood-frame homes in Victorian shingle and Greek Revival styles, and, most prominently, the Staten Island Armory in Castleton Corners, set on 16 acres.

The second bill limits the placement of newspaper boxes on street corners, sets maintenance standards and gives the city the ability to remove those whose owners do not comply.

Smith's teams executed the four corners set so effectively that in 1985 the NCAA instituted a shot clock to speed up play and minimize ball-control offense.

In addition she informs them about "HIV positive adolescent-friendly corners" set up in clinics throughout Harare.

If you can't see all of the corners, set up a second control point visible from the first one.

Peta Hiku's kick into the in-goal resulted in the repeat set from which winger Jason Nightingale scored in the corner, setting up a tense finish.

Pirlo deceived Sturridge with a clever dummy following a corner, setting up Marchisio to drill a low shot from 25 yards through a crowded penalty box and past a blameless Joe Hart.

Those tries have earned Williams a reputation as one of rugby's most instinctive finishers - his ability to side-step and squeeze in acrobatically at the corner setting him apart from his bulkier contemporaries.