Sentence examples for given a run from inspiring English sources

Poulsen believes he too will improve given a run of matches in the first team.

Given a run in the team, I'm sure he would fulfil his potential.

At pitchside, the league's own interviewer had called Kiko Casilla over, given a run out for once.

During the international break, Uruguay defender and former Atletico Madrid team-mate Diego Godin said Falcao simply needs to be given a run in the Chelsea side.

Of course, if Mr. Romney were being given a run for his money in California, that would mean that something had gone seriously wrong with his campaign.

It's practically impossible to browse a newspaper or website without being given a run down of the top 10 this and 50 finest that.

When James Corden and Dominic Cooper pop up, it's like seeing the teacher's pets being given a run-out.

But Manchester City, with a largely second-string side given a run-out, do not seem to know that word at the moment.

Mr. Lamos takes his cue from the origins of Metastasio's libretto, written in 1751 for the birthday of Empress Maria Theresa and given a run-through by her five children.

Speaking at the Grove Hotel in Watford, where England are training due to a virus at their regular St George's Park base, Hodgson also confirmed that regular goalkeeper Joe Hart will not start the match, although he will be among the substitutes as either John Ruddy or Fraser Forster will be given a run-out.

The teenagers Jay Dasilva and Isaiah Brown combined when the latter made it 2-0 shortly after half-time before John Terry and Branislav Ivanovic, two of the more established players given a run-out by the Chelsea manager, José Mourinho, converted set pieces from Jeremie Boga.