Sentence examples for match wound from inspiring English sources

As the match wound down, an old man named Abdul Bashir looked on.

As the match wound down, Petrova faced a suddenly energized Stosur, who jumped up and down to keep focused.

As the match wound down after barely 90 minutes, Istomin, ranked 43rd in the world, bulled his way to the final game with a crushing forehand that flashed past an out-of-breath Kunitsyn.

The match wound to a close and extra time approached.

For a while, in south London, it looked as if there would be something for India to cheer about with the third one-day international within their grasp and hopes still of salvaging enough from the five-match series to return home with some limited-overs salve on their Test match wounds.

We found reduced levels of plasmin in extracts prepared from 7 days old wounds in mU1-treated mice, compared to time-matched wound extracts from control mAb-treated tPA-deficient mice (Figure 2, lanes 8 10 versus lanes 5 7).

All four PMP cultures and their matched wound fibroblast cells expressed N-cadherin and vimentin with the exception of PMP15 culture, which was negative for vimentin.

As if to anticipate or pre-empt metaphorical readings of the wrestling game, Aronofsky has Cassidy occasionally behave like a 21st-century Mary Magdalene, tending to poor Randy's post-match wounds in the lap-dancing club, and quoting to him stretches of Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ.

Ten years on, there still aren't enough words, gestures, ceremonies or moments of silence to match the wound.

The dagger taken from Beauchamp at his arrest did not match the wound on Sharp's body.

An expert witness testified that the shape and size of the blade did not match the wounds on Kercher's neck.