Sentence examples for generous declarations from inspiring English sources

"No!" Has she ever wondered whether all the generous declarations of support might conceal unspoken reservations?

The only chance of a positive result on the final day, however, will depend on generous declarations by both skippers.

"We were very close to getting over the line in that game, it was a generous declaration from the Aussies but to be fair it was pretty dark at the end.

That England found themselves within minutes of potentially winning the game, despite the delaying tactics, was down to both captains making the creditable decision to contrive a contest on the final day through some aggressive batting and a generous declaration by Australia.

At the time Figgis observed: 'It is painful to lose the everyday presence of someone in your life; but if you really love them, you just love them.' I tell him I found it a generous declaration of unconditional love - can he think of films that deal with that sort of loss?

"Some people will say it was a generous declaration but we felt we could bowl them out.

Their captain Michael Clarke made a very generous declaration, which his side's position in the series forced him to do.

England, who won the Tests at Trent Bridge, Lord's and Durham, appeared on course for a 4-0 victory after Michael Clarke's generous declaration had set them a target of 227 in 44 overs.

They will get crotchety for people mentioning it, but until Michael Clarke's generous declaration on the final afternoon at The Oval changed the course of the fifth Test, the series was heading for a rather flat finish.

England under Colin Cowdrey returned in January 1968 – and during this match at the Queen's Park Oval a generous declaration by Gary Sobers allowed England to win and level the series followed by India in 1971.

If they fail to win, they will be relegated, which is the explanation for Worcestershire old boy Batty's generous, pre-agreed declaration, setting the Bears 281 to win.