Sentence examples for who nullified from inspiring English sources

"They had two guys who nullified the spin by switch-hitting and that makes you start thinking about your other options.

It was an accomplished display from the North Americans, who nullified Croatia's threat before imposing their authority on the Group A game.

He withdrew him at half-time at Bournemouth, who successfully nullified him.

In their opening match against Spain, the Dutch deployed no fewer than three muscular centre-backs – Ron Vlaar, Stefan de Vrij and Bruno Martins Indi – who successfully nullified the threat posed by Spain's 6ft 2in centre-forward Diego Costa.

The Heat will flaunt Eddie Jones, an All-Star guard who will nullify the advantage the Knicks have enjoyed at shooting guard.

Cilic has got a guy down the other end who can nullify pretty much everything he does, so the onus is on him to find a way to come through.

McClelland was the umpire who tried to nullify a crucial home run because Brett had too much pine tar on his bat.

He's one of several Republicans who've tried to nullify agencies they don't like — such as the National Labor Relations Board or the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — by simply refusing to allow votes on Mr. Obama's nominees.

But sometimes the words can be so simplistic as to be almost meaningless: Can someone in the Tea Party movement who favors letting states nullify federal laws really be called a conservative?

The 400-metre final was nullified by officials who disqualified the apparent winner, American John Carpenter, for deliberately impeding the path of Wyndham Halswelle of Great Britain.

If this verdict is a victory for the Italian people, there are still about 3 million Italians who risk seeing their votes nullified by the government's strategies.