Sentence examples for delightful try from inspiring English sources
He kicked a first-quarter penalty from 15 metres and then created a delightful try for his half-back partner, Gareth Davies.
He also finished off a delightful try in the right-hand corner which began with a lineout on the left and was a danger throughout, finishing with 24 points.
Apart from celebrating Rob Burrow's delightful try, the next time the crowd got that loud was near the end when, for some strange reason, thousands of Leeds fans roared their approval and gave Mitch Garbutt a standing ovation for punching James Tamou and getting sent off, an assault that his coach Brian McDermott called "silly".
Fly-half Priestland converted, but the visitors bounced back with a delightful try of their own, scored by flanker Cook.
For something simply delightful, try the poisson cru, which is raw fish marinated with fresh lime juice and coconut milk mixed with vegetables.
Three minutes after Laidlaw's penalty, Leonardo Ghiraldini finished a delightful team try.
"He's shy," I lie apologetically at the park as he stares straight ahead, baleful and rigid, while a delightful puppy tries to induce him to frolic.
But if it's not the very best, it is so close that anyone who can afford the $228K price tag will certainly have a delightful time trying to prove its mettle when encountering random 550 Maranellos and 456 GT Ferraris.
There didn't seem to be any goal set for me during this portion, and I didn't care – I was having a delightful time trying to hunt boars, take enemies by surprise, and see just how my actions would affect objects (living and non-living) in the environment.
When the series of body blows had wounded the Tigers, he went for the kill by running and passing, setting up his side's first try with delightful deception, looking outside before slipping an inside pass to Simon Zebo.
Instead of forcing investors to weaken their balance sheets by searching for yield a strategy eerily similar to the one we tried in the 2000s, with such delightful results—perhaps we should try to raise people's incomes directly.
