Sentence examples for from broad to from inspiring English sources

40th over: India 113-5 (Dravid 62, Dhoni 8) That's a maiden from Broad to Dhoni.

"People went from broad to narrow," he said, "and we think they will continue to go that way — spend more and more time in the niches — because now the distribution landscape allows for more narrowness".

The jokes veer from broad to brainy, and Mark Hollmann's music is rock pastiche, but this is the rare satire that knows precisely what it's sending up and commits to it.

His build means he is always going to be a prolific cutter and carver but he more than punches his weight off the front foot too, and by the time he skewed a slower ball from Broad to deep extra cover, he had hit eight fours and a six.

He praised all the bowlers, from Broad to Joe Root, for following the instructions laid down at tea to "be more accurate and keep the pressure on" – and confirmed that Jimmy Anderson's dismissal of Chris Rogers came as the result of a plan hatched between the Lancastrian and England's Australian bowling coach, David Saker.

This procedure forms a hierarchical structure, from broad to fine phonetic detail.

The implications of moving from broad- to fine-scale conservation planning, as well as their respective benefits are discussed.

There does seem to be a trend in the total and the gender subgroup populations, in which there is a shift from broader to smaller network types when people are more frail.

He has less than two months to go from broad rhetoric to concrete day-to-day action.

There are two main approaches to the study of geography: from the inside out or from the broad to the specific.

But powerful collectors, from Eli Broad to Rosa de la Cruz, resisted this notion.