Sentence examples for rampant opening from inspiring English sources

They would be significantly uplifted if Chris Gayle, their rampant opening batsman were to recover from a stomach strain.

And there was certainly enough in the thumping of RSL – particular in a rampant opening 30 minutes during which they went 3-0 up – to hint that Montreal can make the most of the upcoming run of games.

The New Zealand captain and rampant opening batsman will be turning out again for the Chennai Super Kings under the auspices of the India captain, M S Dhoni, while the Royal Challengers Bangalore will surely challenge strongly for their first title with De Villiers' innovative batsmanship being backed up by the likes of Chris Gayle and Virat Kohli.

Exeter racked up six tries in a rampant opening Heineken Cup win over a fitful Cardiff Blues at Sandy Park.

("The Office" represents the second famous insult to Slough; the first was levelled in 1937 by John Betjeman, in a poem — called "Slough" — railing against rampant industrialization, whose opening lines invite destruction onto the town: "Come friendly bombs and fall on Slough! / It isn't fit for humans now, / There isn't grass to graze a cow.

Sir Alex Ferguson's men were rampant in the opening quarter, helped by some amateur Newcastle defending at set-pieces, and twice went close before the first goal.

The truth too often is as unsettling as it is eye-opening, considering the rampant rise of factory farming.

In normal times, he would be too transparently and dangerously flawed to survive the winnowing of the campaign process, but a time of economic crisis, with rampant insecurity and despair, provides an opening for Gingrich's brand of messianism.

Their previous stalemate with West Ham United went some way to repairing the damage inflicted on the side in their opening 4-0 demolition by a rampant Manchester City.

Word of the deal, which the companies planned to announce here on Monday morning before the opening of the London Stock Exchange, comes amid rampant consolidation in the pharmaceutical industry.

With Kentucky looking for a new coach, speculation was rampant that Calipari would be a candidate for the opening.