Sentence examples for dismissed inside from inspiring English sources
The Zimbabwean Sean Ervine top‑scored with 31 for Hampshire who were dismissed inside 52 overs.
That was the case now, with Michael Lumb, Moeen and Morgan all dismissed inside the first 30 balls of the game.
The trusted opening partnership of Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel looked to have justified Smith's decision to insert Australia after winning the toss when Chris Rogers and David Warner were both dismissed inside the first 10 overs.
Watson in particular was bullish about his side's chances of claiming a lead in the four Test series, responding confidently to the question of whether India could be dismissed inside a day: "If we bowl well, yeah".
Only for the first 15 minutes of the day, when the bowlers had a new ball in their hand and both Flintoff and Geraint Jones, not out overnight, had been dismissed inside four overs without adding to their totals, were West Indies in the hunt.
The visitors had defender Neil Taylor dismissed inside the second minute for a lunge on Forest's Lewis McGugan.
The Americans use a wonderful sporting metaphor to describe the sort of Washington discourse that excludes the general public: it's dismissed as "inside baseball", implying that even the ordinary Joe in the stands wouldn't understand, let alone the non-spectating populace.
As reporters gradually caught on to the game, the Gore camp confidently dismissed as inside-the-Beltway nattering any suggestions that their candidate was too negative, though they kept an eye on their internal polls.
But by then, I had been dismissing the "inside job" line on Twitter for quite some time, as well as in an interview with Mother Jones.
Three years later, the patent claims were dismissed, but as Inside Higher Ed details, "following several months of intense criticism," Blackboard was forced to issue a "patent pledge" in 2007, "promising not to sue Open Source projects for patent infringement".
Four days later, Hillhouse dismissed Schmidle's inside account as a "puff piece".
