Sentence examples for outset striking from inspiring English sources

Hughes struggled in a 32-pitch first inning, but Masterson foiled the Yankees from the outset, striking out Jeter with a 96-m.p.h.

Morgan batted positively from the outset, striking eight fours and a six as he and Bell took England's lead well past the 250 mark.

Ian Bell, given a rousing reception at his home ground by an increasingly vocal crowd, was positive from the outset, striking six fours to reach 30 off 24 balls and take England into the lead.

He had great speed at the outset, and struck out six of the first eight men who came to the bat.

"I was quite consciously trying to learn the art of reportage," he states candidly at the outset, "and Herodotus struck me as a valuable teacher".

Inmates at prisons have reportedly embraced the song, perhaps identifying with Elsa's sense of culpability at the movie's outset, she accidentally strikes and almost kills Anna with her gelid powers.

Whereas Rembrandt's contemporaries adopted the regular, almost stylized manner of applying lines and hatchings that could be found in the much more common copper engravings, Rembrandt almost from the outset used a much freer technique, which at first strikes the viewer as uncontrolled, even nervous.

Murray troubled the five-time Grand Slam champion from the outset, registering two early break points before striking with a crosscourt forehand in game 12 of a near-faultless first set.

Now they are discussing the possibility of striking after the season -- at the outset of the playoffs.

"It has been clear from the outset that Tpims are too weak, and it is striking that only one person is currently on a Tpim, despite everything we have been told about the increased threat.

Bumgarner, as expected, was on his game from the outset, shutting out the Royals on four hits while striking out eight.