Sentence examples for stationed wide from inspiring English sources
Stationed wide on the right, Krkic was a constant menace against the decent German opposition.
Sandro Ramírez, stationed wide on the left, released Calvert-Lewin behind the Sunderland defence for a well-taken second.
This time, Park Ji-sung was stationed wide left and it was felt he could not only pin back Alves, but also exploit the Brazilian's defensive frailties.
Mathews offers Broad the chance to drive, but he's uncharacteristically tentative and pushes, guiding the ball directly to a cleverly stationed wide gully.
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This effectively left him with only 2,200 men – stationed at wide intervals – to hold the high ground.
Stationed out wide left, the quick and trigger-happy Podolski was the perfect player for Löw's "transition play" tactics.
Only Chris Smalling and Daley Blind have started more Premier League games than Mata this season but invariably the Spanish playmaker, two years after arriving in a helicopter to sign from Chelsea for £37m, has been stationed out wide, not trusted with the responsibility of playing as the creative fulcrum.
This would give radio stations wide discretion to integrate, for example, paid-for, promotional commercial references into programming, provided they were transparent to listeners.
Carnivores will have their fill perusing the manifold satay sticks, fried fish, barbeque rib and meatball stands stationed market-wide: perfect fuel for another few hours on the go, before heading homeward, arms heavily laden, to refresh, relax, and perhaps regroup for a second Chatuchak shopping spree on Sunday.
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) has been working in collaboration with Collective Action for Safe Spaces and Stop Street Harassment on an anti-harassment campaign that has included station-wide awareness posters, an online reporting form, the training of employees, and outreach days at Metro stations.
