Sentence examples for dugout from inspiring English sources

Alongside Hiddink in the dugout was Johan Neeskens, the former Ajax and Barcelona midfielder.

The players have different food after training, the matchday transport has been upgraded and four different managers have occupied the dugout this season.

The same chief executive was embarrassed as McBride successfully challenged the botched issuing of a dugout ban for Lennon.

There were brief, fleeting signs of something resembling that here but before the new manager could even warm his seat in the dugout, the visitors were behind and the setback was self-inflicted.

It is unlikely, however, to be the last time that we see Gregory in a dugout.

Minutes earlier his makeshift team had surrendered to a seventh straight defeat and he had been forced to retreat deep inside the home dugout during a second half in which stewards permitted two hysterical fans stationed near the technical area to subject him to a cascade of abuse.

The distinction, once routinely taught in primary schools but now assailed on all sides, especially by train and tube announcers, is being lost duffel bag, duffel coat The fabric was named after Duffel, a town in Belgium dugout Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (or wherever), first mention; thereafter the duke and duchess.

Seats were going for $200 a pair, and larger items, including autographed lockers and dugout benches, were to be auctioned off.

On the day of the semi‑final against Liverpool, Gregory posted a picture of himself next to the Villa dugout at Wembley, titled "The winners' enclosure".

This Hibs predicament should not be ignored for much longer, with eyes diverting towards the boardroom rather than the dugout.

Her own family's memories remain vivid: her grand father was grievously wounded but the only survivor, when his dugout took a direct hit.