Sentence examples for international half from inspiring English sources

ANGKOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK, CAMBODIA, IN FRONT OF BAYON TEMPLE, NOV. 20, 2005 - Douglas Graham, an Australian aid worker, running in the 10th annual Angkor Wat International Half Marathon.

Since it was first held in 1996, the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon has raised more than $218,800 to help support Cambodians with disabilities, with a focus on providing amputees with prostheses.

Against the majestic backdrop of the Angkor Wat temple ruins, Mr. San Mao, 35, grinned broadly as he climbed a podium to be crowned the champion of the 10-kilometer, or 6.2-mile, race for athletes with artificial legs, held as part of the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon.

He brought up his second T20 international half century with a straight six and then clubbed three successive maximums and two fours off what proved to be Root's solitary over to race into the 90s.

The captain reached his second Twenty20 international half century from a mere 24 balls and victory was reached with three fours in four balls off the spin of James Tredwell, another to bear the brunt of the onslaught as his 23 deliveries leaked 36 runs.

Standouts include the white fiberglass 1952 Henry J, built by a local businessman who loved boats, the 1958 Mr. Softee Truck, assembled right in the building, and a 1942 International Half Ton WWII M-1-4 Ambulance, one of 900 made in Boyertown.

Elwiss moved close to her second international half-century with the shot of the morning: a straight stand-and-deliver.

"There's a lot more freedom," Beaumont observed of the turnaround in her fortunes less than a fortnight since reaching her maiden international half-century; unstoppable since.

Then came Anderson's costly drop and enterprising batting by Mahmudullah and Soumya Sarkar, who scored his maiden one-day international half-century.

But, after Root brings up England's hundred with a nurdle, Ali slog-sweeps over midwicket for six, to reach his maiden international half-century.

Wright's second international half-century came up off the 33rd ball he faced, and he perished attempting to hit Grant Elliott over the pavilion and on to the Edgbaston Road.