Sentence examples similar to set a leg from inspiring English sources

McDermott (again) elaborately set a leg-side trap.

England have set a short leg, three slips, and a gully.

Won a hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars as a two-year-old, but you can't set a broke leg.

It charges a lot, too, so you won't be quite as upset about your doctor bill (10 West 55th Street; $40 and up for a broken heel; thousands to set a broken leg).

I may not be skilled enough to set a broken leg or brave enough carry a person from a burning building, but I, like my colleagues, can work to inspire a teenager to believe in his own potential, to see that her future depends on hard work and perseverance, to teach them the math they will need in high school and beyond.

It feels as if we are at a pivotal point of the year – will the run continue, or are we set for a leg down?" Other fallers included Smith and Nephew.

Yardley set a defensive field, employing leg theory to slow the scoring.

Bradman came in and Yardley set a defensive field, employing leg theory to slow the scoring.

Also in the Ubx, not Hth leg data set, a motif matching the AhR motif was discovered.

The older set has a leg up over the 20, 30 and 40 somethings because they can take advantage of senior discounts.

He sets a farmer's broken leg, the farmer gives him a chicken, we eat it on Sunday.