Sentence examples for limited appearance from inspiring English sources

Due to be replaced by James Taylor for the second half of the match, Wessels made the most of his limited appearance time and seemed well set for three figures himself until run out by a direct hit from Woakes at cover.

The American-style conspicuous charity that fundraisers for British good causes long for has made a limited appearance.

and Trial Reporter, "The Limited Appearance in Maryland Civil Litigation" The LII Lawyer Directory contains lawyers who have claimed their profiles and are actively seeking clients.

My "Sanjay Gupta moment" happened a few years ago when a CNN producer floated a limited appearance on his show.

They didn't have a flow where they're like, 'Oh, I can use this information from class to do this next station.'" Further, she was not confident in her students' ability to connect to mathematics content, which might explain its limited appearance in her implementation, "I don't think they would have got the math connection.

However, these species do make an earlier, more limited, appearance at Neolithic sites of the southern Urals (Matyushin 2003 19866; Kosintsev 2006), the Neolithic Atabasar culture of the Kazakh steppe (Benecke and von den Driesch 2003; Kislenko and Tatarintseva 1999) and then the mid-fourth millennium BC Afanasievo culture of the western Altai (Anthony 2007).

Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt has previously limited appearances in Britain due to tax regulations.

The Greens have sought to limit appearances by their leader, Natalie Bennett, during the potential leadership debates, only for the move to be blocked by the broadcasters.

According to a report from New York Magazine Fox News President Roger Ailes is limiting appearances from Karl Rove and fellow contributor Dick Morris.

The variety of forms a ship can take is not limited to appearance and function.

But he limited his appearance here to nine minutes, taking only one question about a potential presidential bid, before walking away from a room filled with television cameras.