Sentence examples for adept coaching from inspiring English sources

It is a small sample, but Joe Arnold, the Staten Island manager and an area scout for the Yankees, Nick Jiavaras and Cesar Presbott displayed adept coaching touches.

But the former Everton defender is carving out a reputation as a tactically adept coach.

"From my experience he is more adept at coaching at international level than at a club because of the differences in intensity and time levels.

They played brilliantly together as Olympic teammates and have mused about the possibility of joining forces in the N.B.A. Coach Erik Spoelstra has proved an adept manager of talent.

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After watching any number of these stars pounded into the turf by increasingly adept defensive players, coaches came to a new conclusion that a quarterback may not be worth much at all without superior protection.

In countless interviews with the ratings-fueled sports media, he offers no specifics on how he will improve the team beyond a few generalities because he is adept at empty coach-speak.

Mel used to be a project manager, which is why she's so adept at managing and coaching her troops.

To judge from these technically adept and expressive performances (coached by the excellent Baroque violinist Robert Mealy), the early-music program is off to a strong start.

The coach so adept at adjustments that he may have altered the trajectory of Kansas City's season last week might save the Chiefs from an even more dramatic change.

Even though in real life Mr. Hardaway is famously adept at arguing with coaches (he feuded with Chuck Daly, someone even Dennis Rodman got along with), in the film he appeared to be reading off a teleprompter when he confronted Nick Nolte.