Sentence examples for a crossover dribble from inspiring English sources

Does he have a crossover dribble?

It means getting beat by a crossover dribble.

A crossover dribble so vicious he ought to have been jailed.

At one point, he shook Seattle's Jerome James with a crossover dribble move befitting Allen Iverson.

Then conversations, once conducted in businesslike tones, change as quickly as a crossover dribble.

Pierce then lost the ball while attempting a crossover dribble against McKie with 59 seconds remaining.

With the seconds waning in the first half, he rocked from left foot to right, conducting a crossover-dribble clinic, letting Toronto's Chris Childs watch him like a cat peering up at a dangling ball of yarn.

When what you really want to witness is a point guard with a mean crossover dribble getting into the lane, what you get instead is an old guy sermonizing about the semiotics of ball -- Derrida in baggy shorts.

The Walker who took the floor for the Charlotte Bobcats on Wednesday night looks the same, and still has a killer crossover dribble, but as a rookie he has assumed the role of backup point guard, playing behind D.J. Augustin on a struggling team.

Page D1 OBAMA JOINS THE WORLD'S ROSTER President-elect Barack Obama will bring a lot of things to his eventual desk in the Oval Office: eloquence, a calm demeanor, patience and a decent crossover dribble.

And Paul, a few minutes later, shaking and faking Tobias Harris with a double crossover dribble in the left corner and stepping back for a three-pointer and an 86-47 lead.