Sentence examples for aggression off from inspiring English sources

This is the Hurricanes' house, but the lads themselves are in New Orleans, performing their annual bowl-game aggression off the field and tomorrow night in the Sugar Bowl against Florida.

The issue I had was turning the aggression off.

Following the exercise interventions decreases in stereotypy, aggression, off-task behavior and elopement were reported.

But Geelong's aggression paid off, with several goals off turnovers allowing the Cats to take a seven-point lead at half time.

It's odd to see such feelings of naked aggression setting off a wave of nostalgia.

That counted more than the environment or even a few dubious calls by the referee who let Mexico's aggression pay off and penalized America's aggression early enough to make a difference.

So, it's the work-rate and that disciplined aggression of players off the ball that is going to count in selection.

There was no time to rue the miss and Koeman, having called for more aggression before kick-off, was rewarded not only with three valuable points but vastly improved contributions from Barkley, McCarthy and Enner Valencia, making his first league start for the club.

She told me his aggression was set off by fear.

However, this new power base was not strong enough to ward off aggression by their southern neighbours, so about 1820 under their new king Sobhuza I, or Somhlohlo ("The Wonder")—they moved northward to establish a safer heartland in central Swaziland (the Middleveld).

"If it's a super-bright red it might cue off aggression, which could be negative," says Elliot.