Sentence examples for recalled player from inspiring English sources

I have got to be the most recalled player in Test history.

There were flashes of individual brilliance and a swashbuckling counterattack from their own 22 after 10 minutes would have resulted in a try but for some excellent tracking back by another recalled player, the No 8 David Denton, but their whole remains substantially less than the sum of their parts.

The Chinese, who are playing host to the World Cup, have recalled players like Sun Wen for their own residency camp.

Their last regular-season game was against the Colts and, in the days leading up to it, Morrall recalled players saying, "Well, if we're going to lose a game, this is the one to lose, because after this week if we lose, we're done".

Arena said he tries not to get greedy, preferring to recall players from Europe only for a full World Cup qualifier or major tournament.

And the Jets' special teams coach, Mike Westhoff, recalls players (not his, he was quick to point out) who soaked the ball in a whirlpool.

The Rangers opened their season over the weekend by sputtering through two defeats by a combined score of 10-3, but Coach Glen Sather is not about to start recalling players from the minor leagues or waiving high-profile players.

It is potentially more inconvenient for the Mets to recall players from the Zephyrs than it was from Norfolk, which plays in the International League and does not travel farther west than Louisville, Ky., and Indianapolis.

(Go to Article) • A report in the World Series Notebook article on Saturday recalling players in the 1946 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the St . Louis Cardinalswho later entered the Hall of Fame misstated the number of such players on the Boston side.

Ray Corio BASEBALL: NOTEBOOK Correction: October 29, 2004, Friday A report in the World Series Notebook article on Saturday recalling players in the 1946 World Series between the Boston Red Sox and the St . LouisCardinals who later entered the Hall of Fame misstated the number of such players on the Boston side.

Broad and Anderson both said they could not recall players being asked to say sorry for errors, but defended the will to win of a team that won the Ashes in 2009, 2010-11 and 2013 and rose to number one in the world Test rankings in 2011.