Sentence examples for a time when coaches from inspiring English sources

Tuesdays are usually a "dark day" around the National Football League, an off day for players, a time when coaches put in game plans for the coming opponent.

Ware said that Caldwell had set up a three-way phone call with Coach Donnie Jones, which came at a time when coaches were not allowed to contact players.

MacLean was in his fourth season, a time when coaches often struggle to vary their message.

By starting the campaign with surprising defeats to Italy and Wales, the French are off to their worst start to the championship in 31 years — at a time when coach Philippe Saint-André was striving to end the national team's notorious inconsistency.

This is N.C.A.A. tournament time, when coaches celebrate success in the highly competitive, cutthroat business of college athletics.

(Cavanaugh) That was also a time when many coaches wore jackets and ties on the sidelines.

At a time when many coaches felt two-a-day drills and water deprivation produced tougher athletes, Cade's research provided a gateway to the many physiological secrets that confront athletes searching for greatness.

England wing Theo Walcott, called up for the 2006 tournament at age 17, was left at home this time when Coach Fabio Capello cut his squad.

And it is true there may yet come a time when the coach rues the fact that he has not given Cipriani more of an opportunity to settle into the side.

At a time when Rockets Coach Kevin McHale was more liberally mixing and matching starters and reserves, Rivers went strictly with second-stringers.

"There's a lot of times when coaches are going to be dismissed, you can wait until the season is over to do that," Edwards said.