Sentence examples similar to the changed side from inspiring English sources

Wales should have beaten South Africa last weekend and they pushed Australia the week before but recent autumn series have shown the inability of a changed side to impose itself on reputedly inferior opposition.

Captain Brendon McCullum says New Zealand were once "overpaid prima donnas" - but feels England should fear the much-changed side they face when the two-Test series begins on Thursday.

Despite fielding such a changed side from their last Premier League game, at Norwich, which they lost 1-0, Hull soon settled and started to take control of midfield.

Chivas are an improving side, Seattle will be coming off short rest again, and as I say it'll likely be a changed side by then, but I still think we'll get through.

In a totally changed side from Sunday's 6-1 defeat by their city rivals, Dimitar Berbatov put United ahead with a neat finish from Park Ji-sung's pass.

The constructed model had to be refined because the changed side-chains could affect the backbone, which would have an effect on the predicted roamers.

The 35-year-old veteran midfielder led a much-changed side in the absence of Steven Gerrard.

The squad has depth, though: a much-changed side defeated South Korea with 10 men, while the contribution of the teenager Divock Origi has been both surprising and decisive.

Rodgers again experimented with a much-changed side for the visit of Young Boys, and for so long it seemed to have paid off.

Ulster will be a much-changed side for the semi-final, among them Tommy Bowe likely to be on the wing from the start, Jared Payne and Darren Cave expected to be in midfield after injury and Ruan Pienaar at half-back.

Yorkshire won the championship with a much-changed side from that which had played in 1914.