Sentence examples for rotation in the first from inspiring English sources

The rotation in the first five games after the All-Star Game will be Mike Mussina, Andy Pettitte, Roger Clemens, Ted Lilly and Randy Keisler.

It had better not be the other Burnett, the one who was not good enough to make the three-man postseason rotation in the first place.

I never thought he would be in the rotation in the first place, but after watching him the other night, I thought this kid would be a very good player".

This may be explained by the fact that EM trainees were exposed to a variety of anaesthetic agents during the 6-month anaesthetic/intensive care rotation in the first year of training.

If his recovery is similar to that in his first setback with the sore shoulder, he could rejoin the rotation in the first round of the playoffs.  .

Rivers used what felt like a playoff rotation in the first half, with only eight players logging minutes and Crawford playing backup point guard instead of Jordan Farmar.

After a one-year retirement, Pettitte is expected to be ushered back into the rotation in the second week of May, perhaps at the expense of Hughes or of Freddy Garcia, who will start Saturday against the Detroit Tigers and has an earned run average of 9.75 after three starts.

The O2 rotation in the third cycle included spring barley, grass-clover, potato, and winter wheat, whereas C4 and O4 included spring barley, faba bean, potato, and winter wheat.

There was found an average range of external rotation in the second decade of 105 degrees, in the third of 85 degrees, in the fifth of 78 degrees, and in the seventh and eighth of 68 degrees (Fig.  13).

The Department of Mathematical Sciences switched to an "early transcendentals" style for natural logarithms and exponentials, and introductory differential equations were moved from the second semester to the first (in exchange for solids of rotation in the second semester).

The clinical rotations in the third year of medical school might be expected to have an enormous influence on the professional development of physicians-in-training.