Sentence examples for their respective leg from inspiring English sources
And England centre Jonathan Joseph and hooker Rob Webber are both expected to be back in action before the end of the month following their respective leg and ankle problems.
The T1 and T3 versions also send a branch into their respective leg neuropils, but these branches are not as robust as the T2 version.
Outside of these spatially restricted leg hemilineages, other leg hemilineage clusters have a rather diffuse projection through the leg neuropil, as in the case of 3A and 4B, or they have arbors that also extend beyond their respective leg neuropil, such seen for the 1A and 19A neurons.
Tendulkar and Dravid had experienced little trouble dealing with the off-spin of Lyon, and the absence of an all-rounder in the team meant part-timers David Hussey and David Warner bowled their respective medium pace and leg spin with little effect against the greatest and second-greatest Test run scorers of all time.
As an alternative, the respective legs were elevated to prevent compression of the calf skin and muscle.
Insert two toothpicks into respective legs and attach the body of Hello Kitty using a little glue and these toothpicks.
SPECIAL TEAMS Kicker Sebastian Janikowski and punter Shane Lechler still have as much power in their legs as anyone at their respective positions.
They both entered in the third qualifying round and won their respective groups before they reached the knockout stage, where matches were contested over two legs, with a match at each team's home ground.
City and Villa will begin their respective campaigns at home on August 14, with the second legs to follow on August 28.
Marcos Rojo dislocated his shoulder in training last week and misses the Wolfsburg game while Luke Shaw (leg) and Antonio Valencia (foot) are sidelined by their respective long-term injuries.
Also according to Reuters, Vodafone Group in Britain, Telecom in France and Telefonica in Spain have the leg up for partnering with Apple in their respective countries.
