Sentence examples for half that the from inspiring English sources

I played once at Aigburth (in 1981 on the same pitch bowling from the same end that Richard Hadlee had used to take 7-25 for Champions Notts – I got half that: the "for 25" half), but I played quite a few times at Southport, scene of another great day on an outground.

If the second one sells half that, the industry will consider it a failure.

Third, although 3,000 people were surveyed, Netflix calculated its results based only on half that: the 1,500 who said they watch online streaming feeds of TV shows on a weekly basis.

If the average cost is half that, the installation of 20,000 access points would cost $40 million.

It was only near the end of the first half that the Jets' offense finally shone, as Sanchez engineered a 99-yard scoring drive.

But it was not until midway through the first half that the London club were able to build a sustained period of possession inside PSG territory.

Such protection has made the $150,000 M1114 -- an unarmored Humvee costs less than half that -- the most sought-after ride in Iraq.

Perhaps it was when Wales recruited a fly-half two inches over 6ft tall and a couple of pounds shy of 15 stones to play inside a 6ft 3in, 16st scrum-half that the change in the game became unavoidable.

The platform was fully launched last fall, after a year-and-a-half that the MOVL team spent building the system.

Although Borthwick made his first-class debut for Durham during the 2009 title-winning season, it has been in the last season-and-a-half that the Sunderland-born spinner has become a regular in Geoff Cook's side.

When labelled cells divide, the resulting daughter cells receive half the label, reducing the fluorescence intensity to one-half that the parent cells.