Sentence examples for split out as from inspiring English sources

The quarterback is split out as a possible receiver.

Gruden has the personnel to diversify his formations (to a certain extent), as second-year tight end Jermaine Gresham is soft-handed and athletic enough to split out as a receiver.

It was split out as a separate civil parish in 1866, and became part of the Uxbridge Urban District in 1894 under the Local Government Act 1894.

He lines up in the slot or splits out as a flanker.

At times, the Patriots lined up with four offensive linemen — using an ineligible receiver split out wide, as they had against Baltimore in the divisional round.

When the Jets recovered Devin McCourty's fumble just before the two-minute warning, with 18 yards separating them from a go-ahead touchdown, Sanchez lined up behind center, then split out wide as Tebow took the direct snap and, somewhat predictably, ran straight ahead, for 2 yards.

For instance K-mean method did not split out South Africa as average linkage and Ward's method do.

This would imply that L. compressa was first to split out within this group, as was suggested by Knight & Ward [ 77] and Wilding et al. [ 79, 80].

This was the reason we originally split out parts B′ and B″ as separate items and may explain the lack of observed learning gains for part B′ in both Fall 2008 and Fall 2009.

Now of course the Aschelminthes name has been all but forgotten with its former group members (once classes) now split out into several distinct phyla such as the Rotifera, the Nematoda, the Kinorhyncha, and others (Ruppert et al. 2004).

His split from the evangelical world happening when his father came out as gay.