Sentence examples for puts into touch from inspiring English sources

England win a penalty from it eventually, which Farrell puts into touch upfield.

5.46pm BST 37 min Free kick to Saracens and Billy Vunipola goes quickly, but Stevens goes off his feet at the ruck trying to prevent Steffon Armitage's counter-ruck and it's a penalty, which Wilkinson puts into touch around 35m from the Sarries line on the left.

64 min A French try ends with the ball being picked up and the carrier put into touch.

After Dan Biggar sent a neat grubber to the right corner on the half-hour that Yoann Huget was forced to put into touch, Wales won the line-out but promptly lost possession in a promising position.

But any fears of a late turnaround were dispelled when Josh Strauss stole from a Leinster line-out and the ball was soon put into touch to confirm a ninth straight home win for the Warriors.

Farrell puts it into touch on the Saints 22 on the right.

The opening night went wonderfully well until the moment when I had to perform one of the most beautiful speeches in the play which Shakespeare, with exquisitely touching irony, puts into the mouth of the misshapen, half-human Caliban: "Be not afeared - the isle is full of noises".

It set up a tense final 10 minutes and it took a desperate tackle by Long to put Joel Tomkins into touch just metres short of the line, but that was to be the closest Wigan came to snatching victory.

The Argentine defence was immense, replacement centre Juan Jose Imhoff sprinting across to put Cruden into touch after Weepu's cute cross-kick.

The first score of the match arrived when Spence scooped the ball up in the middle of the pitch and dashed to the right, diving in at the corner while Dragons full-back Steffan Jones desperately tried to put him into touch.

I meant to say he put his foot into touch before putting down the ball".