Sentence examples for deputising the from inspiring English sources

Various reasons have been put forward for why Robert attested at a lower rate than the earlier chancellors, including indifference to his office, deputising the duties to another clerk, or difficulty in following the itinerant court due to age.

Yedlin's absence will be felt, yet with Michael Orozco poised to deputise, the manager is confident of his team will not be weakened significantly.

A copyright-Nazi boss from an evil empire agency who doubled as a "forever-being-intrusive" agent who deputised the whole office where I was working and broke into my email and MySpace account and began contacting everyone I've ever known and turning them into paid informants.

With the exception of the Northampton back-rower Teimana Harrison, deputising for the injured James Haskell, the Wallabies will be confronted with more of the same.

Lock Toolis has impressed for the capital side while deputising for the injured lock Grant Gilchrist and Blake comes into the squad for the first time having arrived in Scotland from Super Rugby side Highlanders in December.

Prior did not take the field as the home side reached 119-3 athehe close, Joe Root deputising behind the stumps.

Tomkins who departs for the New Zealand Warriors next season, has been deputising with the armband for the regular Wigan captain, Sean O'Loughlin.

The Aberdeen winger had ample time to pick out Cathcart arriving at the near post and the Watford defender, deputising for the injured Jonny Evans, steered a glancing header beyond Hradecky at close range.

The Clarets defenders looked to the linesman but Manchester United loanee Michael Keane, deputising for the injured Michael Duff, looked to play the former West Ham and England midfielder onside.

The 35-year-old, deputising for the injured Cammy Bell, did not get there and Quinn steered the ball into the empty net.

The veteran goalie was deputising for the suspended Alan Mannus and it was his poor clearance that led to the opening goal.