Sentence examples for delayed declaration from inspiring English sources

At Johannesburg in the second Test of the series after a much-criticised, delayed declaration by Hansie Cronje, England, having been outplayed from the start of the match, required a notional 479 for victory in just over five sessions.

These uncensored models do not adjust for the artificial second peak in survival times resulting from delayed declaration of death and accordingly associated initial hospital intervention with an increased hazard.

With 10 wickets needed, the forecast grim and the only logical explanation of his side's delayed declaration that they wanted so gargantuan a lead that ultra-attacking fields could be set without consequence, why go so unnecessarily defensive so unnecessarily early?

The delayed declarations of death.

Illy delayed the declaration.

Governor Logan suggested she had delayed the declaration of a state of emergency by being unreachable.

President James Madison later admitted that he would have delayed the declaration if he had known about the repeal.

Brad Hodge's beanfeast in Perth a year ago, when Ponting delayed his declaration to enable the Victorian to reach his double-century, bought him only two more Tests.

Perhaps that prospect played a little too much on Chris Rogers' mind, as he delayed the declaration until he could ask Somerset to make 390 in 72 overs.

A deluge of last-minute ballots in Oregon's vote-by-mail election process has delayed the declaration of a winner in the governor's race.

Thus, Smith delayed his declaration until just before lunch, by which time Australia's lead in the third Test had swelled to 383 and the overs remaining to India had contracted from 96 to 70.