Sentence examples for half the cardinal from inspiring English sources

In the first half the Cardinal put a hurting on the Big Red, holding it to 17 points on 5-of-32 shooting from the field.

With the new appointments, Benedict, who was elected in a secret conclave in 2005, has now named more than half the cardinal electors.

Collins scored 25 points, including 20 in the first half, as the Cardinal built a 23-point lead and cruised.

Feachem himself has a wealth of historical anecdotes, from a fatal 13th century conclave to elect a new pope during which half the cardinals died of malaria, to Dr Seuss's little-known cartoon Ann the Anopheles, that was written for American GIs during the second world war.

About half of the cardinals are from Europe, including 52 Italians.

More than half of the cardinal-electors are now Italians and other Europeans, strengthening the Western voice at the church's highest levels even as the rank and file grows most rapidly in the global south.

The results suggest being half-and-half carries consequences: The cardinal didn't appear to have a mate, and observers never heard it sing, the researchers report this month in The Wilson Journal of Ornithology.

During the first half, Connecticut smothered the Cardinal as the Huskies contested almost every shot and forced Stanford into a frantic series of poor decisions and awkward attempts.

After struggling to find his rhythm in the first half, Luck led the Cardinal on scoring drives of 59, 97, 87 and 72 yards in the final 30 minutes in a performance that Harbaugh described as "a point explosion".

Mendez, a junior averaging 9.4 points, scored 8 in a row to trigger a 15-0 Stanforunrun that began midway through the first half and put the Cardinal (19-1, 8-1 Pac-10) ahead for good.

One game after leading nearly start to finish in a victory over California, USC almost came back from a 13-point second-half deficit against the Cardinal.