Sentence examples for an offense from from inspiring English sources

Whether it's running an offense from behind the center or running a game from behind the plate, the 6-foot-4, 220-pound Mauer wants to be where the action is.

At last, though, with this ad we see the beginnings of an offense from Team Obama.

Detroit's Greg Monroe is a versatile left-hander who can handle the ball, play in the paint and help direct an offense from the high post as a gifted passer.

"You'll never see us run the same A-11 offense from year to year".

The dynamic between Lin and Harden differs from Lin's situation in New York, where Carmelo Anthony craved an offense different from the spread pick-and-roll attack that so suited Lin.

It did so with an offense born from necessity, after Briles decided to even the playing field by spreading his players wide across it.

"The stuff he does that makes us better as an offense, aside from throwing the football, is just endless," Lewis said.

Several opposition groups welcomed the president's veto of what they described as repressive new regulations proposed by the governing party, United Russia, that would have blocked any person guilty of an administrative offense from applying to organize a rally.

He will be remembered as a player of extraordinary footballing intelligence, trusted by coaches to manage an entire offense from the line of scrimmage in a manner unlike anyone who went before him.

Another law passed in August 1786 added a further punishment, making compliance with the law a test for political eligibility by barring anyone who committed a second offense from holding political office or being an elector.

The earliest offense listed is a traffic offense from 1983 but also include more recent charges including a August 2006 court disposition of July 2006 Possessing Beer On City Property offense and guilty pleas in 2007 for several DWI Level V offenses that occurred on September 12th, 2006.