Sentence examples for loose first from inspiring English sources

Federer 1*-0 Roddick A loose first game from both players.

There are other reasons to cut the show loose, first and foremost being simple expense.

Related: Empire: the outrageous black family drama that's changing the look of US TV There are other reasons to cut the show loose, first and foremost being simple expense.

Why are we still batting?" But what have England to gain from turning down the chance to accumulate extra runs with the best part of two days to go? 168th over: England 596-8 (Prior 117, Swann 1) Four leg byes off a loose first ball from Hilfenhaus.

Torres's impact here was limited in an occasionally loose first half in which runs were made, the ball left behind, passes went astray and the best chance came after just 45 seconds for Sergio Ramos, whose header was saved by Jan Oblak.

Based on that model, this paper executed calculations on the optimal pathways of China's power sector with two typical decision-making modes, which are based on "full-information" and "limited-information" hypothesis, and analyzed the impacts on the optimal planning results by two typical types of carbon tax policies including a "continuous and stable" one and a "loose first and tight later" one.

Steve Hansen was always likely to make wholesale changes, especially after New Zealand picked up a number of injures against Ireland, and he has indeed made 12 from the starting XV in Chicago after their loose first-half performance.

Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik eased the pressure with a loose seventh over that cost 14.

3.21: Harrington's hits a loose second shot on the fifth, leaving himself a horribly long putt from one level of the green to another.

Li dug in to pull it back to 3-3 but a loose eighth game cost her and Williams showed composure to save two break points before levelling the match.

In the second Test at Lord's Collingwood succumbed to a loose first-innings dismissal, chipping part-time spinner Michael Clarke to mid-on for 16 (and earning the ire of his captain Andrew Strauss, who went on to score 161); England, poised at 302 for 3 before Collingwood's dismissal, subsided to 425 all out.