Sentence examples for given a starting from inspiring English sources

He was given a starting job once, with the Milwaukee Brewers, and he batted.208.208

Cowan, who has an abdominal strain, was named among the reserves, with Piri Weepu given a starting spot.

Michael Carrick will be given a starting role ahead of Frank Lampard in England's midfield for the World Cup qualifier against Poland.

And then in the mid-17th century the word emerged as a philosophical term, as the plural of the Latin word "datum", which means "that is given" – a starting point, something on which you can start to build an argument.

A half-dozen recent graduates who said they had been offered jobs by Satyam as far back as last January but had never been given a starting date showed up to raise awareness about the plight of 4,000 recent hires in the state of Andhra Pradesh, who they say are similarly stuck in limbo.

A ceasefire brokered by the governments of neighbouring countries on December 31st in Ethiopia has yet to be given a starting date.Adding to fears of further mayhem, the "white army", so called because its Lou Nuer tribesmen daub themselves in white ash, is also on the march.

This gives a starting value of €45 in 2010.

The lattice model gives a starting point for a theoretical description of the thermodynamic properties of polymer solution systems.

He should be given a start no later than Game 3.

Fraser Forster 6 Given a start because 'it was his turn', said Roy Hodgson.

His captain, David McCracken, returned to the defence with striker Taylor Morgan given a start.