Sentence examples for half time because of from inspiring English sources

The club has just reimbursed fans who paid £42 to watch Manchester City away in the league and only got in after half time because of traffic problems.

Winger Anthony Pilkington is also a doubt for the game at Bolton after he was taken off at half time because of illness in the win over Leeds.

But the goalkeeper was withdrawn at half-time because of a groin injury and Jakob Haugaard took his place.

Joe Marler 6/10 Part of very positive front row in first half, unlucky to be hooked off at half-time because of need to give Alex Corbisiero game time.

Dele Alli scored inside two minutes to open the scoring for the hosts before Harry Kane doubled Tottenham's advantage from the spot on the half-hour mark - Alli was the man fouled in a brilliant first half performance from the English teenager, who had to be withdrawn at half-time because of illness.

Instead Gloucester, forced to remove experienced prop John Afoa at half-time because of illness, created a try for Dan Robson which at least gave them a losing bonus point and they will retain a sense of grievance to take into next weekend's semi-final.

We were in the game at half-time because of Danny's kicking".

Charlton and Doncaster's match at The Valley was controversially called off at half-time because of a waterlogged pitch when Rovers were leading 3-1.

Skipper Sam Warburton, who went off at half-time because of a shoulder injury said Davies' death "put a downer" on the team a day before facing France.

The original staging of the match at Firhill in December was abandoned at half-time because of heavy rain and it was the Jags who had to brave an early St Johnstone storm.

"I left Chris out for a little rest," said the manager, who also pointed out that defender Simon Ramsden had been taken off at half-time because of a calf strain.