Sentence examples for own halves from inspiring English sources

More often it is the holding midfielders who become the attackers, pinning opposition teams in their own halves, game after game.

Either buy the lime powder, or make your own by halving a few whole dried limes, blitzing them in a spice grinder and passing through a fine sieve.

Trouble was, they'd forgotten that Jose Maria Olazábal still had a 25-footer of his own to halve the hole and keep European hopes alive.

Ms. Siegler is ready to get back on the ladder again, and not only because being her own contractor halved her renovation cost.

Cocu would like to pick up Deco near his own centre-halves, where he has cover, so I think Deco ought to go a bit wider to get more space.

Michael Bradley had the Scots two down after 11 minutes before a Geoff Cameron own-goal halved the deficit.

Richter took one of his own works, and halved a fragment of the image vertically on a computer.

He said Labour's own plan, to halve borrowing over a four-year period, designed to avoid derailing the economic recovery.

"We think he will be a great addition to the squad for next season and that he will complement well our own two fly-halves, Gareth Steenson and Henry Slade.

ACE must halve its own operating costs by 2015.

Its price cut has prompted the Contra Costa Times to halve its own price to 25 cents, and on May 8th the Chronicle did so too.