Sentence examples for analyzing plays from inspiring English sources
Landry, who would gain renown as coach of the Dallas Cowboys, once remarked how Weinmeister was adept at analyzing plays.
I would love to see him push himself out on a limb more often — as he does in telephone conversations — but he is much more comfortable at analyzing plays during replays and gently chastising players for not making catches or tackles that they should have.
Like most former coaches, he analyzes plays well.
The contest (in which each team has three shots at the castle) takes place on Day 2. And all thewhile, Ms. rogers keeps tabs on mechanical progress the way color announcers analyze plays during N.F.L. games.
Data were analyzed playing the video recordings in office.
She does essentially the same thing she did the first time around — analyzing the plays and players, usually during breaks in the action — but she says her second stint feels better than the first.
By analyzing the play of 16th-century Italian masters, the Modena school showed that games could be won in fewer than 20 moves through speedy piece mobilization, compared with Philidor's slow-developing pawn marches.
In analyzing every play of the season according to down and distance, game situation and opponent strength, Football Outsiders identified the Jets' running game as a primary source of improvement over those four games, going from poor to above average.
To better understand the issues at stake in the coordination of public action, in the next two subsections we analyze the plays for influence and jostling for leadership on the biofuel question between energy and agriculture ministries.
Analyzing the play and the ghost daddy who got Hamlet to toe-tag that fool Claudius, Sweets concludes that "Hamlet be too much of a sensitive bitch to kick it in a world of gangstas".
This disconnect (the calm voices analyzing the play as slowed-down theme music drowns out the real-world atmosphere of the game -- you know, the sounds and images that remind us that this game is real and has real-world repercussions) is fundamental to the NFL's survival.
