Sentence examples for line dropouts from inspiring English sources

The governing body announced in July the introduction of a shot clock for next season to try to reduce time wasting on scrums and line dropouts.

There are also humorous spots carrying the line "Dropouts make 42percentt less money than graduates" to emphasize the economic toll taken by young people who quit school.

It was the second try of the match for Taylor, who – after a Gareth Widdop breakaway try for St George Illawarra – also took the ensuing crucial kick-off which went over the deadball line and forced the Dragons into a line dropout.

Smith's goal narrowed the margin to two; Hunt then forced a line-dropout with a towering bomb which Josh Charnley fumbled.

Constantly teetering on the thin line between student and dropout, and leaning on her flatmates' finances to fuel her love of drink and drugs, Vod's frank truths and occasional glimmers of warmth make her one of the most lovable characters on the show.

The loss to follow-up rate in this study was in line with the official dropout rates in rural Mindanao, which are known to be the highest between grade one and grade two.

Bill Bolling, in announcing that he will not leave the Republican Party and run as an independent for governor of Virginia this year, did so with one of the classic political dropout lines: It's not me, it's the system.

As expected, the social gradients of the dropouts are in line with earlier findings [ 8].

Single parent families are disproportionally at or below the poverty line, resulting in higher school dropout rates and instances of teen pregnancy, which can reinforce a downward socioeconomic spiral.

The lack of dropout is in line with other NET studies [ 11, 19, 47].

The HILDCAA initiation time (the vertical dash-dot line) corresponds to an electron flux "dropout".