Sentence examples for crossed halfway from inspiring English sources

From deep inside his territory the forward curved a 50-yard pass into the run of Danny Welbeck as he crossed halfway.

"Even when we were dominated in the second half by Chelsea, every time we crossed halfway it looked like something can happen there.

The first was on Charlie Sharples who had run from his own 22 and had only Burleigh in front of him having crossed halfway when Du Preez, at full stretch, just made contact with his right ankle.

A soaring nave-like atrium extends the full 200-metre length of the building, rising 50 metres past the three main levels of laboratories, crossed halfway by transepts and bridges, and opening up views between the teams of researchers busying away at their benches.

As soon as they attempted to cross halfway, the ball was lost.

With a Palestinian friend dressed up as the bride and a dozen or so Italian and Syrian friends as wedding guests, they cross halfway over Europe on a four-day journey of three thousand kilometers.

France showed their intention from the kick-off when they formed a chevron to face the haka and, when the All Blacks were halfway through the war chant, the French players advanced in a single line, crossing halfway in defiance of an International Rugby Board edict.

There is full-pressing, when opponents are hounded deep in their own half; half-pressing, when opponents are closed down only as they cross halfway; and there is false pressing, when a team pretends to press, but doesn't – that is, one player would close down the man in possession, while the others would sit off.

Burnley have a chance to break here after clearing an Esteban Cambiasso free-kick, but Scott Arfield gets tangled up with the ball just as he crosses halfway, and the Burnley roar is stifled.

He barely crossed the halfway line but he pulled every string.

The goal capped a 20-minute span in which the Cubans rarely crossed the halfway line.