Sentence examples for half produced a from inspiring English sources

The first half of the nineteenth century, a golden age for the clarinet, brought innovation in construction and great virtuosity in performance, while the following century and a half produced a surge in new works from many composers.

Reigning champions Leeds, trailing 22-10 late in the first half, produced a tremendous second-half fightback to defeat Wakefield 34-30 and move into the play-off zone for the first time this season.

The investment made across all the sales channels in the first half produced an improved second-quarter performance.

Of the 24 simulations Thommes and his colleagues have run, about half produced an outer solar system resembling ours.

Then Leon Pryce, filling the stand-off position as impressively as Pratt was handling the rare responsibility of scrum-half, produced an outstanding solo effort, beating four Panthers defenders with his combination of size, skill and languid grace.

With Hull under pressure and looking completely incapable of scoring one point, let alone the 11 they needed to overhaul the lead Warrington had accrued in the opening hour, the scrum-half produced an outstanding 40-20 that completely changed the flow, and the outcome, of a game that lived up to the considerable billing it received.

The Wasps scrum-half produced an electric burst to run 50 metres to score, Goode adding the extras before Steenson dropped a goal with the final kick of the match.

A tepid first half produced only a few chances, all of which were created by the home side with the best spurned by captain Aoyama Toshihiro.

The Giants defense, which would hold the Cowboys to just 37 yards in the half, produced another turnover -- a fumble at the line of scrimmage by Wright -- and the ensuing Giants drive had ended with quarterback Kerry Collins throwing an interception.

In a helter-skelter first half, Modric produced a fistful of moments that cut through the tumult to advertise his quality.

"In the first half we produced a fantastic effort but we did expend an enormous amount of energy," said McGrath.