Sentence examples for your own half from inspiring English sources
The style of football in Italy was very defensive – it's hard to score goals if the ball is always in your own half.
There are really two reasons why that is the case: the more you play in your own half, the more likely you are to be turned over.
The less you play in your own half and the more you play in the opposition half, the more likely you are to be successful.
If you want to beat the best teams you've got to be capable of getting out of your own half at the right time.
For one from London to Paris, which is roughly an hour, TerraPass reckons 59kg per passenger per hour, or little more more than a 10th as much as flying your own, half full, Learjet.
If you are going to score a solo goal, you might as well start it off with a cheeky little backheel flick in your own half (made to look even more effective if your opponent falls over during the move).
An ordinary life used to look something like this: born into a growing family, you help rear your siblings, have the first of your own half-dozen or even dozen children soon after you're grown, and die before your youngest has left home.
At $5,000 for the whole deal (cameras, briefcase, batteries and all) or $1,500 if you bring your own half-dozen GoPros to the table, you're probably either a part-time pro or a hobbyist with cash to spare.
QUESTION FROM LAURENT : From Blair's memoir — at a meeting with new Labour MPs, Prince Philip asked one female MP where she represented — Swindon — he replied, "Swindon, dreadful place!" AMELIA LESTER: Doors opening on the car QUESTION FROM PABLO : The Queen is like your grandmother, if your grandmother owned half of the country LIZADONNELLY: I bet the Queen was born wearing a hat.
QUESTION FROM LAURENT : From Blair's memoir at a meeting with new Labour MPs, Prince Philip asked one female MP where she represented Swindon he replied, "Swindon, dreadful place!" AMELIA LESTER: Doors opening on the car QUESTION FROM PABLO : The Queen is like your grandmother, if your grandmother owned half of the country LIZADONNELLY: I bet the Queen was born wearing a hat.
So, unaware that a course that cost £700 also involved washing your own dishes, half an hour of unpaid labour a day, and new-agey gems like breakfast community meetings, I set off.
