Sentence examples similar to ensuing territory from inspiring English sources
At one point, an Oakland player was flagged for an illegal downfield kick, which allowed the Buccaneers to begin the ensuing drive inside Oakland territory.
It was commercially released in the United States and Canada on July 29 , 2011 and in other territories in ensuing weekends.
The missile defense campaign that ensued over Israeli territory is being described as the most intense yet in real combat anywhere — and as having the potential to change warfare in the same way that novel applications of air power in the Spanish Civil War shaped combat in the skies ever since.
After each of those touchdowns, Devin Hester returned the ensuing kickoff deep into Vikings territory, setting up a Bears touchdown and a chance at another touchdown (Kevin Williams intercepted Jay Cutler's pass in the end zone).
The Falcons had a chance to seal the game when they drove deep into New England territory on the ensuing drive.
Al Qaeda, which has capitalized on the ensuing chaos to capture some territory, claimed responsibility for attacks that killed 24 civilians — fewer non-combatants than the UN says may have been killed by the American drone program.
"We were able to run the ball a little bit". The Tornadoes again kept the Vikings deep in their own territory on the ensuing possession, setting up a blocked punt by Gerardo Frasco and recovery and 11-yard touchdown return by Roney Escobar.
Worst interception: Cousins's first interception in three games came in an especially bad spot, deep in Washington territory on the Redskins' ensuing possession.
The ensuing mass protests led to the territory's Legislative Council rejecting the proposal.
Russell stepped on second but Jackson, caught between first and second, stuck his hip out and deflected the ensuing throw to first into foul territory.
The explosion and ensuing fire spewed radiation over a territory the size of Germany and forced the abandonment of 400 communities in this formerly fertile agricultural region.
