Example sentences of "who [verb] [num] [prep] the [num ord] " in BNC.
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1 | Marshall , who led 7–0 in the fourth before losing eight points in a row and bowing out , blamed loss of concentration . |
2 | St Andrews-born Andy Thomson and his England international colleague , Gary Smith , produced the quickest win of the day , needing just 14 ends to secure a straight sets win over Welsh pair Colin Edwards and Ieuan Terry , who led 3-2 in the first set but never scored again as their opponents recovered to win 7-3 , 7-0 , 7-0 . |
3 | Whitley Warriors improved their Wembley prospects by beating Nottingham Panthers , who led 5–1 in the 17th minute . |
4 | But Harris , who made 47 in the first innings and Puddle who promoted himself in the batting order had other ideas . |
5 | It was scant reward for Andrew and Grant Flower who added 192 for the fourth wicket . |
6 | Taking the headlines in that match was Devon 's Nick Gaywood , who scored 117 in the second innings to take his season 's aggregate past 1000 in championship and knockout cricket for devon . |
7 | Burnell toiled to a 75 , while Hutt , who birdied two of the first three holes after lunch , then took seven at the 4th , including two penalty strokes from grounding his club in a water hazard . |
8 | He is a stroke ahead of Ian Woosnam , who birdied two of the last three holes for a 71 . |
9 | Faldo , who took five at the next short hole , added : ‘ I was only 10ft from the flag and I was in a hole . |
10 | Fishing waggler and maggot with a 22 hook to 1 lb bottom , John took most of his fish in the opening two hours to finish clear of in-form Howard Williams ( Buckley ) who had 5–6–0 at the next peg down . |
11 | This left him tied on 205 for the three rounds with Baker-Finch , who shot 72 on the third day . |
12 | Former European Open champion Andrew Murray , of Manchester , took a share of fourth place with Argentine Eduardo Romero ( 69 ) and the Caribbean newcomer Stephen Ames who shot 67 for the second day in a row . |
13 | Surprisingly , it was her grandmother , Ruth , Lady Fermoy , a lady-in-waiting to the Queen Mother , who sounded one of the first notes of caution . |