Sentence examples similar to Coached on something from inspiring English sources

Just about the time Herman Edwards should be taking his first real vacation since becoming the Jets' coach, he was taking on something far from relaxing -- a clinic for 200 New York City youngsters in Central Park yesterday, a first for the Jets in the city.

But if she was going to coach me on something, what of all things should I have her coach me on?

She agreed, but only if I would allow her to coach me on something.

Don't get the coach sidetracked on something cheer related.

She said she coached clients to focus on something they care about — that's the heart part — and then gain expertise in the field to be able to make more intelligent decisions.

Most coaches — even the iconic ones — rely on something extant: Oklahoma State's Henry Iba, for instance, is often credited with conceiving the motion offense that Bob Knight further developed.

Riley plans to write a definitive book on coaching and something on pro basketball, and beyond his best-selling motivational books has six screenplays in the works.

For the first time, the world's most analytical and generally likeable coach appears less than convincing on something.

Rick Mantz, the team's coach, often suggested that Sanu work on something else, like punting.

"Only nature is going to reveal itself in time when we stumble on something more, another coach, or somebody forwarding information to U.S.A.D.A.

But when you spend all week working on something, you want to bounce it off another coach.