Sentence examples for Out of the lockout from inspiring English sources

"We're probably in as good shape as we've been in since we started this, coming out of the lockout".

"Coming out of the lockout," Campbell said, "I don't know if there was a lot of animosity".

This agenda is, of course, being bankrolled by two of the biggest beneficiaries of the lockout, the Star City and Barangaroo casinos, which both have 24/7 licences and were conveniently left out of the lockout area.

"The last time we tried a process like this, of making a culture change, a behavioral change for players was coming out of the lockout with hooking, holding and interference, and it was hard," Campbell said, referring to the rules against obstruction imposed to open up the game in the wake of the 2004-5 work stoppage.

The shootout was instituted for the 2005-6 season coming out of the lockout, and on Oct. 15, 2006, Anaheim's Ryan Shannon first tried the spin move against Dallas goalie Marty Turco, who dived back to block the open side of the net with his stick and deny the goal.

Coming out of the lockout that cancelled the 2004-05 season, the league marketed itself as "The New NHL," which among other changes, meant a commitment to reduce fighting.

Add up the reported guaranteed money the Panthers have handed out since the lockout ended, and it totals in the range of $100 million.

That was wiped out by the lockout.

"It actually kind of backfired on them rather spectacularly, and it certainly stretched out the lockout longer than it had to stretch out".

The N.B.A.'s collective bargaining agreement that came out of the 1999 lockout empowered the small market and -- witness the Knicks -- punishes the big markets for expensive mistakes.

"Coming out of the previous lockout, they got more strict, and now they're trying to set the tone early again this year".