Sentence examples for substitute opening from inspiring English sources

Kasparov, who was in Moscow, was communicating with him via Skype, and he proposed a substitute opening less than an hour before a game against Kramnik.

In 2008, when performing as a substitute opening support band for Bring Me the Horizon's show in Los Angeles, they caught the attention of Brett Gurewitz, owner of Epitaph Records, who later signed the band and re-released their second album in 2011.

Alan Gordon, who made his first start in the playoffs after 15 appearances as a substitute, opened the scoring in the 14th minute.

In between Defoe's goals, Paulinho grabbed his second in three days and Nacer Chadli, a second-half substitute, opened his Spurs account.

The substitute opened the scoring with a fine strike from 25 yards, before clipping another finish past Scott Flinders after a Chairboys breakaway.

What other conclusion can be drawn when the goalkeeping error that led to Peter Crouch, one of Stoke's substitutes, opening the scoring can hardly be described as a one-off?

The heat exchanger aims to substitute open-loop cooling towers with closed-loop water circulation, which guarantees cleanliness and compactness.

Interviews themselves, however, offer such a brief opportunity for people to present themselves, and generic answers about your professionalism or achievements in previous roles are no substitute for opening yourself up as a person.

He enjoyed more opportunities in the ODI arena in 2005, when Kumble was dropped by newly appointed coach Greg Chappell due to his lack of athleticism, as well as the introduction of the experimental rules which allowed the use of one substitute, thus opening an extra position in the team.

Two plays later a bustling run by the substitute Hill opened up the Huddersfield defence and Blacklock was in support to add his second try.

Sponsored by Chuck Hagel, a Nebraska Republican, and Mary Landrieu, a Louisiana Democrat, this substitute would open more loopholes than it attempts to close and would do nothing to stop the flow of corrupt money into the system.