Sentence examples for past substitute from inspiring English sources

The 26-year-old held off Kolarov and skipped past substitute Fernandinho before beating Hart at his near post.

Connor broke the deadlock in the 94th minute when he swept Brodie's cross past substitute keeper Jonathan Henly and into the bottom left hand corner.

Deeney slotted the resultant spot kick past substitute keeper Gabor Kiraly - the Watford skipper's first goal in six matches - and the frontman struck again before the break when he latched on to Gianni Munari's header in the box.

United punished Hull for its profligacy in the 66th minute, though, as Young got past Figueroa and whipped a ball into the box that Chester headed past substitute goalkeeper Harper when under pressure from Rooney.

Ruud van Nistelrooy added the icing in the 85th minute, dancing past the substitute keeper Albert Torrvera for an easy goal.

McCleary cut past the substitute to direct another shot beyond Lonergan, and there was still time for Blackstock to end an amazing match by making it seven goals for the visitors.

Yet they almost threw it away again when Ross Barkley's goal deep in time added looked like ensuring a third win from four for Roberto Martínez's side, the midfielder's low finish scrambling past the substitute goalkeeper Ryan Allsop.

His team-mate Keane was equally effusive after McGeady, who had opened the scoring with 24 minutes gone, snatched the points at the death after turning on the edge of the penalty area and curling a delicious shot past the substitute keeper Roin Kvashvadze.

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This integration of adhesion and aggregation functions are a significant refinement over past platelet substitute designs.

By focusing on conflicts surfacing during deliberations while ignoring the affirmations of continuity in the final documents, this interpretation presents Vatican II as a rupture with the Catholic past and substitutes a vague "spirit of the council" for those texts on which the council voted.