Sentence examples similar to sealing back from inspiring English sources

The O'Briens clocked up two Group One wins on Derby Day, with St Nicholas Abbey sealing back-to-back victories in the Coronation Cup.

"The stopcock is broken off this manifold and needs to be sealed back together".

The Classic has a new metal band, around the edge and sealed back, which means the battery if not removable.

Once it is done and sealed back up a hundred years or so from now, the problem is less with keeping all the radioactivity in than keeping people out.

Always seal back the whitening lotion and cream tightly, as the whitening ingredients oxidize and tend to become darker in color after time.

If Cardiff lose and Norwich later beat Portsmouth at Fratton Park in an evening kick-off, the East Anglia side will seal back-to-back promotion.

Plymouth sealed back-to-back league wins for the first time this season as Lewis Alessandra's late goal condemned Northampton to the bottom of the table.

City substitute Carl Baker scored the game's fourth penalty before Jake Hessenthaler sealed back-to-back wins with a 40-yard effort.

The win made them the first team since Manchester City in 2000 to seal back-to-back promotions from League One to the Premier League in two years.

Simeon Jackson scored as Norwich defeated Portsmouth to seal back-to-back promotions and return to the Premier League after an absence of six years.

That left the Bas-Baas four points down going into the last six minutes and they rose to that challenge, two more excellent off-loads allowing Nacewa to race clear and James converted to seal back-to-back wins over England and Wales.