Sentence examples for managed off from inspiring English sources

The Yankees had a 3-0 lead, two more runs than they managed off Zito in seven innings while losing, 6-2, in Oakland last week.

Even though the Yankees are pursuing offense and again showed they need it because Paul O'Neill's homer was all they managed off starter Jim Parque, Ford delighted them with his poise.

The only other hit the Royals managed off the 38-year-old Rogers, making his 328th start and 613th overall appearance, was Angel Berroa's single into left with one out in the sixth.

But first they have to play Leeds, Super League's model club, expertly managed off the field by Gary Hetherington and Brian McClennan, brilliantly led on it by Kevin Sinfield, and this year boosted by the arrival of two overseas players – Greg Eastwood and Brett Delaney – plus a belated contribution from a high-pedigree third, assuming Danny Buderus can avoid any more serious injuries.

Anderson believes the ICC's investment has moulded associates that are not only better teams on the field but also better managed off it – and the increase in the quality of cricket has led to associates getting more attention.

The randomisation sequence was computer generated by an independent officer and group allocation was managed off-site.

Two RCTs will be conducted concurrently at two sites, with the anticipated flow of patients described in figure 1. Randomisation for the study will be provided through a computer-generated random number sequence, managed off-site by clerical staff unconnected with the study and accessible to the investigators only via telephone to ensure concealed allocation.

And that's all this pair can manage off a useful over from the spinner.

That was all the Tigers could manage off MartÛnez, who allowed four runs and seven hits in six innings.

All the Cubs could manage off Wright through the first six innings were a pair of singles.

Former England captain Nasser Hussain reckons the all-rounder will be fine on the pitch, but might need more managing off it.