Sentence examples for valuable run from inspiring English sources

Smith looked a different player to the one who was so severely limited against the Eagles, providing valuable run and spread and burning off David Mackay to drill a long goal in the first quarter.

He takes wickets, forms partnerships and makes valuable runs.

This last pair are scratching valuable runs, and eating into England's chasing time.

His selection is as a bowler from whom they would hope to get valuable runs and to accommodate this one or both of Moeen Ali and Bairstow would move up the order so that he could bat at eight.

In a race that has seesawed in early polling, with both candidates still largely unknown, the debates could provide a valuable running dialogue documenting their positions on issues from immigration to taxes.

Vaughan took 29 balls to get off the mark, and made only 41, but they proved to be the most valuable runs he ever made, enabling England to win the Test (just) and go on to win the series.

Once again, the Americans, already upset with the small amount of training they have had on the 2002 Winter Olympic course, have had valuable runs on the mountain snowed out.

Philander, who had already made valuable runs, was England's executioner with five wickets as it chased 346 — more than it has ever made to win in 135 years of test cricket — for the victory required to rescue its No.1 ranking.

49th over: England 153-4 (Bell 40, Collingwood 4) "Isn't it reassuring to know though, that coming in at No8 is a really talented young all rounder with a test average of over 40 to add some valuable runs in this pathetic displa... oh bugger".

They have been in Copenhagen for the past twelve days of talks — the N.R.D.C. is producing a valuable running commentary on the talks — and they offered a view of China's role in these final hours: What is the reaction among attendees to China's role so far?

"But Jeetan Patel's excellent season continued as he again contributed valuable runs.