Sentence examples for a quick forward from inspiring English sources

The associate coach George Blaney worked on his first step, straightening Majok's semicircle motion into a quick, forward strike.

Logic also strongly suggests it means prioritising possession over a quick, forward progression, as the action occurs across a smaller area (although this is not explicitly proved by the study).Dr Gyarmati foresees powerful practical applications for this method.

His coaching staff were well drilled in the metodo all'italiana; rigid defending, a flexible, resourceful midfield and a quick forward line, setting a lasting template for the Italian game.

His conducting is always physically animated, but in Ravel's "Alborada del gracioso" and Bernstein's "Symphonic Dances From West Side Story," the Latin rhythms took shape in expressive body movements that ranged from a quick forward snap of the shoulder and a slight twitch of the hips to the theatrical flamenco arm gesture with which he brought the "Alborada" to a close.

The reciprocating motion consists of a quick forward stroke, corresponding to the Systolic phase, and a slow return stroke, corresponding to the Diastolic phase.

"Defensively, phase play looked after itself because I was used to playing outside 10 and being in those positions as a quicker forward," adds Vernon.

There are also several top prospects for the 2009 draft: John Tavares, a high-scoring wing for the Oshawa Generals of the O.H.L.; Jordan Schroeder, a small, quick forward for USA Hockey's National Team Development Program; and Victor Hedman, a 6-foot-5, 220-pound 17-year-old from the Swedish hockey hotbed Ornskoldsvik.

"He's a strong, quick forward who can score goals.

"Danny is an extremely quick forward, who can play anywhere up front," he said.

Just a quick lean forward and an immediate reply.

He has a quick touch forward and not one to help hold the ball up.