Sentence examples for sheets in the first from inspiring English sources
The Expos scored two runs off Sheets in the first, primarily because of fielding problems by third baseman Tony Fernandez.
That is seven clean sheets in the first seven games of the season – a new La Liga record.
Boston shortstop Nomar Garciaparra was replaced by Sheets in the first inning after aggravating a hamstring injury while running out a grounder.
Goldman Sachs has found that stocks with weak balance sheets performed far better than those with strong balance sheets in the first half this year.
That would stand in marked contrast with the holes, in the tens of billions of dollars, found on balance sheets in the first round of stress tests in 2009.
He started the season as York's first-choice first team goalkeeper ahead of the experienced Bobby Mimms, keeping clean sheets in the first three games of the campaign.
In the first, a conference-goer looks out of his window and falls for "a figure crossing a field" while "back home in a bright room / your children are being kissed and tucked into their sheets"; in the second, a new father locks eyes with a stranger "and a lifetime unfolds" in the moment before "she disappears again".
America has a more transparent regulatory structure which presses banks into recognising losses and repairing their balance-sheets even if regulators were slow to recognise that the balance-sheets even rifky securegulatorssets off their balance-sheets in the first place.
Barton witnessed a very strong defensive outfit in the Belgians, Anderlecht extremely dangerous on the counter-attack, and knew that keeping a clean sheet in the first match at Villa Park was crucial.
The Treasury spent the summer consulting on a levy that would consist of a charge of 0.04% of a bank's total balance sheet in the first year rising to 0.07% to recoup the targeted £2.5bn by 2013-14.
The Treasury spent the summer consulting on a levy that would consist of a charge of 0.04% of a bank's total balance sheet in the first year – generating £1.1bn – rising to 0.07% in 2012-13 to raise £2.3bn and up to £2.5bn in 2013-14.
