Sentence examples for their changeover from inspiring English sources

Warm, hazy weather led players to seek refuge under umbrellas in their changeover chairs, and the conditions seemed to suit seeded players.

But they came close to winning the race, ran out of their changeover area on the last exchange, which cost them the chance of rivalling Russia for gold.

The lack of a market for transitional crops (non-organic crops grown during a farms transition to organic practices) to offset the sharp increase in production costs causes many farmers to that begin the process to abandon their changeover.

In contrast to the semi-finals, the British quartet of Jason Gardener, Darren Campbell, Marlon Devonish and Mark Lewis-Francis got their changeovers absolutely right this time, while the Americans' made a terrible hash of theirs.

Van Commenee's insistence on picking full-strength squads for the relays to allow the teams the time to hone their changeovers seems to be paying dividends.

None of the Japanese team have personal bests under 10 seconds but their use of the underhand baton pass – rather than the more common upsweep method – made their changeovers far slicker than everyone else.

Aikines-Aryeetey even suggested in a post-race interview that the group had got their changeovers "down to a tee" in a race which Jamaica won with the United States second.

Britain finished third but lost their bronze after an appeal was lodged against their second changeover.

His cause was helped by the fact the US fluffed their last changeover, which set them well back and subsequently meant they were disqualified.

The team finished in third place but were disqualified after an appeal was lodged against their second changeover.

Britain's relay squad have become infamous for their haphazard changeovers but Reider, who has scrutinised films of every blundering baton change, believes the problems are more mental than technical.