Sentence examples for the opening role from inspiring English sources

Bell, reprising the opening role he lost at the end of last summer to Hales, did not make an irresistible case for his continued inclusion, scoring 51 in 62 balls in an innings that included just two fours.

But Pietersen's bombshell meant an alternative and, in serendipitous fashion, it appears to have come in the form of Ian Bell, who has flirted with the opening role before but never managed to nail it down in particular any more than he has a consistent ODI role over 112 matches.

If he makes a success of the opening role in the sub-continent, Compton would be in prime position in play in the Ashes series against Australia next summer - which would mean he would miss a large chunk of the domestic season.

And besides, they argue, allowing independents to vote however they please increases turnout and adds a special element of unpredictability to New Hampshire's primaries, thereby focusing added national attention on the state's opening role in the nominating process.

The plan does not change the traditional opening roles of Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada, but it pushes their primaries and caucuses away from the holiday season by not allowing the contests to begin until Feb. 1, 2012.

Carberry is the man in possession of England's Test opening role alongside Alastair Cook, although popular opinion suggests the Hampshire man will most likely make way for a younger option such as Middlesex's up-and-coming Sam Robson when the first Test begins at Lord's next month.

The opening, the role of a lifetime and success.

He made only 6 runs, handing the opening batsman role to Reggie Duff for the second innings.

The team decided to go ahead with the opening regardless: "Our role as entrepreneurs and business owners is not to close shop," says Kerveillant.

Lawrence died unexpectedly of cancer a year and a half after the opening, and the role of Anna was played by several actresses during the remainder of the Broadway run of 1,246 performances.

Once culture has been allowed into the evolutionary picture, with the support of epigenetics to indicate how life experiences can change our gene activities and perhaps even be passed on to the next generation, the opening for the role of mind and consciousness in the process is undeniable.