Sentence examples for getting isolated from inspiring English sources

"We were too conservative, Andy [Keogh] was getting isolated and our wingers were working back too deep.

Now you have to think about when to die with the ball, not getting isolated and getting possession back.' Not that he wants to take a shot at his old sport - in contrast to his former Wigan team-mate Ellery Hanley, who bit the hand that first fed him in his new role with the England union team this week, saying league 'has gone as far as it can'.

Wales were in desperation mode, number eight Toby Faletau getting isolated as he drove into the Irish defence, the visitors winning the turnover and Sexton drilling Wales 60m back with a kick to touch.

These are the transitions (reactions) not covered by non-trivial T-invariants, and any places (molecular species) getting isolated by deleting the reduction candidates.

Transitions not contained in non-trivial T-invariants are reduction candidates, as well as any places getting isolated by deleting the reduction candidates.

Lambie gets isolated and concedes a penalty.

You don't want to get isolated.

Men get angry, men get desperate, men get isolated.

"I got very, very busy, and I got isolated.

Once a cricketer gets isolated, they are signs that you really should look after that person.

"It is very important for a composer not to get isolated," he said.