Sentence examples for versatile reserve from inspiring English sources

Greene can play the outfield and first base, and the Yankees, at least for now, envision him as a versatile reserve in the mold of Jim Leyritz.

Coble, who led the Wildcats in scoring and rebounding the last three seasons, has a broken foot, and Ryan, a versatile reserve, tore an anterior cruciate ligament before the opener.

Surfactant EOR technologies targeted toward such reserves are considered versatile tertiary oil recovery techniques to maximize total oil production.

Cisco is speeding up its transformation from a backroom network plumber into a much more versatile internet giant, using its cash reserves to snap up start-ups in new fields and expand its business portfolio.

The scrum-half jersey has fallen in turns to the one-dimensional Jimmy Cowan, the versatile Weepu or Andy Ellis, yesterday's bench reserve.

31, 32 The perspective that leptin is most relevant when body fat reserves are low is a more versatile concept.

Black clothing, originally reserved for mourning, was eventually transformed into a versatile, affordable and accessible everyday look for women of all social classes.

The Ports are set to be without the versatile Sean Mackle for a number of weeks after he damaged medial ligaments in a reserve team game on Tuesday night.

7; Cliff Pennington; INF; S/R; 31; Proven to be versatile and capable, things the Angels haven't been able to say about a reserve infielder in a while.

Though a prolific writer for others, Prince's persona was so singular – and his musical powers so versatile – that it's hard to imagine anyone else singing most of the songs he reserved for himself.

They are so deep and versatile that in one of their defining victories this season, against Oklahoma State, there were four reserves in with three minutes remaining and the game in the balance.