Sentence examples for going into the changing from inspiring English sources

"We were 2-0 down at half-time and we were all petrified going into the changing room because we knew what was coming," he said.

When I go into the changing rooms at the ground it's as if I've never been away, even though I joined Saracens in 2000.

David Bory, another returning star who had missed the first two internationals of the autumn, got the first try of the game, and the French went into the changing room at the break 13-0 ahead - a score that did nothing to flatter them.

It must have been demoralising and frustrating for the Irish to have only gone into the changing room 3-0 up.

"There's a 20centt charge, there's always ladies sitting on patio chairs taking the donations and you go into the changing rooms, an old wooden building that isn't anything special, except for you can just hang out there and look at this amazing view," laughs D'Arcy Barron, a regular patron of McIver's over the years.

As I go into the changing room, I spy HRH on the wall.

I wanted to go into the changing room, let out what was inside me and come back out.

Players come and players go but the boards stay put and you look at them every time you go into the changing room.

"When I first went into the changing room and saw all of the players' names on the back of their shirts, it doesn't seem real," Rashford said.

The sales assistant took them from me and said: 'You medium.' I had never before been a medium in my life, but I took her word for it, and went into the changing room.

"I'm not trying to pretend I don't understand the magnitude of this [Bolton] game but, when I go into the changing room and get out on the training ground, players are behind what we're trying to do.