yorker in A Sentence

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    New Yorker's loved him even more.

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    He's such a New Yorker.

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    Crofts Yorker 's.

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    Many people believe that he taught me the Yorker, but that's not true.

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    Successfully playing this type of delivery is also known as digging out a Yorker.

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    This New Yorker car­toon cap­tion sums up the rela­tion­ship many Americans have with Canada.

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    His dangerous fast Yorker balls have put the batsmen of every team in a dilemma.

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    Crofts Yorker suggests listening to the offenders when they're willing to talk, but don't stop there.

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    I thought you'd be another brittle, phoney New Yorker ready to eat me for breakfast.

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    An old New Yorker cartoon came to mind, featuring a big yellow smiley face on a guillotine.

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    In cricket, a Yorker is a ball bowled which hits the cricket pitch around the batsman's feet.

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    However, even when they seem forthcoming, Crofts Yorker says we should use other methods for detecting suspicious deaths.

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    Born in Galle, Sri Lanka on 28 August, Lasith Malinga is famous worldwide for his Yorker balls.

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    Archer bowls with pace and has a searing Yorker that can be very difficult to guard against.

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    I used to only buy clothes that were black or gray- you know, the average New Yorker," Zajac says.

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    He was bowled second ball by a Yorker from Lindwall and England struggled to remain competitive throughout the match.

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    Maddie Feingold is a transplanted New Yorker having relocated to the Miami area to spend time with family- especially three beautiful granddaughters- and friends.

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    This month, during a hearing in Canada, Beatrice Crofts Yorker, an expert on HCSKs, testified about Elizabeth Wettlaufer's fatal and near-fatal crimes in healthcare facilities.

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    A Yorker ball bounces off the pitch right in front of(or is aimed at the toes of) the batsman's feet, an area known as the block hole.

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    I work hard on my variations and on my Yorker and it is nice to have them in tough situations, although I didn't use it much tonight.

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    For example, bowling a Yorker at a new batsman who likely expects bouncers or at least standard line and length balls has made many batsmen lose their wicket first ball.

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    A Yorker is a ball which bounces off the pitch right in front of(or is aimed at the toes of) the batsman's feet, an area known as the block hole.

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    As well as often being able to find the edge of the bat, Akram would also focus his bowling attack on the stumps and had a particularly lethal inswinging Yorker.

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    A professor of nursing and criminal justice at California State University- Los Angeles, Crofts Yorker said that since 1970, 131 health-care workers from 25 countries have been prosecuted for 2,600 suspicious deaths.

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    In spite of being bold on Michel Stark's brilliant inswinging Yorker, he alone kept England in the match, but after his dismissal on 89, the entire Australian innings was reduced to 221 runs.

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    They may be bowled or caught LBW either by speed, the Yorker or by seam or swing causing the ball to move in toward them, in which case placement of fielders is irrelevant.

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    Crofts Yorker's research suggests that health-care professionals who have preyed on patients were often caught in other types of deception, such as hiding a past criminal record or lying about previous employment.

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    In prose that is at once frank, entertaining, and deeply informed, New Yorker writer Elizabeth Kolbert tells us why and how human beings have altered life on the planet in a way no species has.

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    For example, bowling a Yorker at a new batsman who will likely be expecting bouncers or at least standard line and length balls has been the cause of many batsmen losing their wicket first ball.

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    In prose that is at once frank, entertaining, and deeply informed, New Yorker writer Elizabeth Kolbert tells us why and how human beings have altered life on the planet in a way no species has before.

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