Sentence examples for rolling substitutes from inspiring English sources

There are seven players on each team with rolling substitutes.

Wheelchair rugby – otherwise known as murderball – sees two teams of four compete on a basketball court-sized playing area, with each team allowed eight rolling substitutes.

It is not allowed, though it may be if the law makers agree to rolling substitutes, making a further mockery of those who think Richards's crime was so serious.

Either that, or David Moyes thinks he's found a loophole in the rules and can now sneakily bring on stewards as rolling substitutes.

Because we've no substitute for a rolling mill in making auto steel.

A straight-sided plastic glass can also substitute for a rolling pin in a pinch.

But after rolling the dice as a second half substitute for the Possibles against the Probables, the 22-year-old will be on the plane to Durban for Wales' summer tour of South Africa.

The company also, to that end, has to target municipalities if it's going to actually get the kinds of operations rolling to start producing those plant-based substitutes.

But waving a flag is never a good substitute for serious thought and rolling up one's sleeves.

Coaches sometimes pull players from the field for quick talks, but first they send in substitutes, and the plays keep on rolling.

But when substitute Stuart McCloskey was penalised for not rolling away, Priestland made no mistake with his third penalty – which came in the 55th minute.