Sentence examples for course of a test from inspiring English sources

But 43s seldom change the course of a Test.

He is perfectly capable of batting in the top five but his capacity to change the course of a Test in a session through free-spirited play at six is a fundamental factor at the heart of the team.

It was a shock to be reminded that John Arlott died 20 years ago this Wednesday and it was even more of one to realise that some people already approaching middle age had never once heard that matey, weathered Wessexey growl describing the intricate course of a Test match on the radio.

Rohit Sharma, world record holder with a stunning 264 in an ODI, is a different player from the one whose concentration lapses in the course of a Test innings.

Destroyer in chief was another Test debutant, Matt Henry, whose first spell at this level saw him take 2-19 ofiveive overs - not the first time the words Hooray and Henry have been heard together in St John's Wood, but the sort of impact that can determine the course of a Test.

Teetotaling rats figured out the game over the course of a testing session and adjusted their strategy accordingly.

During the course of a penetration test project, a lot of documentation gets saved by the PenTest engineers vendor documents, client documents, protocol documents, initial reports, final reports, e-mails, and everything that is recorded during that actual system attacks.

Over the course of a long test, from March 31 , 2001 through Feb. 26, 2010, the portfolio rose 460.21%, vs. a 3.61% decline for the S&P 500.

The resulting questionnaire was finally administered to a random sample of students enrolled in the Faculty of Education at the University of Alicante (n = 100) in the course of a pilot test, observing all ethical issues during the process (Mesía Maraví, 2007).

(The assimilation of actual atmospheric observations, of course, provides a test of the data assimilation system in the presence of model error.

It would surely be hard to argue that England are not the more accomplished side and ought to be more than capable of winning comfortably, if not overwhelmingly, particularly over the course of a five-Test series which are rather less open to anomalous results than three-match ones.