Sentence examples for rare try from inspiring English sources
Saracens worked a beautiful – and all too rare – try from a scrum, finished in deadly fashion by Chris Ashton: 21-0; 25 minutes.
Robert Kitson England's Jones can forget central contracts, warns Cockerill Cole scores rare try as Leicester battle past Bath to go third.
Mitch Brown hit straight back for the Bulldogs after another fine pass from Lafai and prop Aiden Tolman rumbled over for a rare try after Sandow had dropped the ball to hand possession to the Bulldogs on the 30-metre line.
Sinfield has been a constant through them all, and inevitably the intelligent, industrious playmaker from Oldham played a key hand yet again, earning the Harry Sunderland Trophy as man of the match for a personal contribution of 14 points through a rare try and five goals from as many attempts.
Bowen and Charnley combined again as Wigan spread the ball from deep inside their own half, a combination of adventure and ruthlessness that ended with Smith scoring a rare try after an even rarer tackle-burst that Huddersfield's hooker Shaun Lunt would not want to see again.
Brad Barritt is perhaps further from Jones's eye for an international recall but he impressed his Saracens coach, Mark McCall, with a rare try amid a strong performance, in a Saracens' win sealed by Alex Lozowski's 15 points from the tee.
The French made the most of their opportunities, with their excellent captain Jérôme Guisset finishing with two rare tries.
In contrast, the French made the most of their opportunities, with their excellent captain Jerome Guisset finishing with two rare tries.
Despite defeat, the Falcons will be encouraged by scoring two rare tries and will hope the Christmas Eve addition of Samoa wing Sinoti Sinoti, who has signed a six-month deal, further boosts their creativity.
On Wednesday, the Supreme Federal Tribunal ordered the immediate arrest of Natan Donadon, a congressman found guilty in 2010 of embezzlement — a rare attempt to try to imprison a sitting congressman.
The putative father of Greek skepticism, however, was Pyrrhon of Elis (c. 360 c. 272 bce), who undertook the rare effort of trying to live his skepticism.
