Sentences with phrase «who salvaged a point»

The hero against West Ham who salvaged a point for the Red Devils and with Carrick still out injured, Blind is the only real option at the base of the United midfield.

Not exact matches

At this point, those who had Eagles -9 had been gifted a miracle push, and an extra point could get them a win, while other bettors who had taken Philadelphia at -10 needed the extra point to salvage their bets.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross plans to ask Congress for a major increase in funding Thursday to salvage the 2020 Census, a program beset by cost overruns, poor preparation and a population of Americans who are less likely than at any point in recent history to self - report their existence to the...

We can not even appropriate for ourselves the kind of piety which produced this weak effort at salvage: «The important point [in the Samson stories] is Samson's radiant certainty that his tremendous strength, and his successes, were due to Jehovah [Yahweh], who filled him with His (Jehovah's) divine energy.

Last weekend was all about dogged attitude from Wenger's men, who came from two goals behind to attain parity against Everton, thus, salvaging a crucial away point.

This shock victory would lift Newcastle one place to 18th in the table, and inflict just a second defeat in 10 league games on Liverpool, who will climb into the top six if they can salvage a late point or better.

They will be a threatening opponent for croatia who will have to work incredibly hard to salvage points from this fixture.

Instead, a late equaliser from Nikola Kalinic salvaged just a point, leaving them sixth and still seven adrift of the Nerazzurri and eight behind Lazio and Roma, who occupy the final two Champions League qualifying berths.

A spokesman for the paper was quick to point out that this was not an attempt to convert the newspapers to a purely digital format, but rather an attempt to salvage readership numbers by reaching out to those consumers who prefer to get their news online.