Sentence examples for deploying out of from inspiring English sources

The Falcons, even with three defeats by an aggregate 17 points, might be winless had Umenyiora not returned his first career interception 68 yards for a touchdown in a 7-point victory over the St . Louis Ramsin Week 2. The touchdown was a byproduct of the stand-up pose he now assumes on occasion after deploying out of a three-point stance with the Giants.

Germany's only classic No9 gave way to a player deployed out of his usual position.

But this year, for the first time in more than three decades, the kettles are being deployed out of season, for a week in the height of summer.

But a famous win went begging when Chris Brunt – deployed out of position as an emergency left-back – was shown a second yellow card after an hour.

Another idea is that it can be taken down by two men in three hours, and quickly deployed out of cities.

One of the more profound effects of Pliocene habitat changes was honing the energy-conservant bipedal stride at the time that Homo species deployed out of Africa and into Eurasia.

While there is a degree of truth in this in certain cases, other players are having to be deployed out of position – Vurnon Anita at left-back, for instance – while some clearly try hard but are patently not good enough.

As Menell recalls it, there was on that occasion some discussion that Ramaphosa "would be deployed out of politics into business and become a role model in another sector".

The decennial count starts in earnest this week, as 140,000 census workers, deployed out of 150 local offices, begin a street-by-street canvassing operation to verify and update more than 145 million addresses.

Across the province, American troops have been deployed out of a large hub to a number of satellite camps where they live alongside Afghan security forces, American diplomats and aid officials.

Little is going for Robinson and his team, starting during the warm-up when the centre Nick de Luca felt a hamstring go and Max Evans, a wing, was deployed out of position in midfield.