Sentence examples for bit of coaching from inspiring English sources

It was a rudimentary bit of coaching philosophy that raised one question.

After all, a bit of coaching can help you navigate difficult conversations.

He is going to umpire next summer, maybe do a bit of coaching in the winter.

A bit of one-to-one coaching, a bit of coaching by email – I'm developing that side of my work.

I was working in Bath over the winter, doing a bit of coaching, and he was there as well.

Apparently the suggestion was that she's been getting a bit of coaching from her box, which Li disputed.

At one point, he turned to the little boy and said, "Wyatt, would you like to show these people how you can walk backwards?" After a bit of coaxing and coaching by Mr. Gore -- and some neck-craning in a crowd that included the artist CHUCK CLOSE, the singers BARBARA COOK and MARY CLEERE HARAN and the society pianist BOBBY SHORT -- Wyatt complied.

It is a difficult one because he chose his own coaching staff - he inherited a little bit of the coaching staff as well - I would just have liked to have seen him with a world-class coaching set-up.

Time will tell whether the sale of Julian Draxler to Wolfsburg can be compensated for but in the energetic yet unshowy Breitenreiter, the sporting director Horst Heldt has at last unearthed a coach who can handle the Gelsenkirchen pressure cooker and do a bit of actual coaching, too.

It felt like a bit of college coaching wagon-circling, which made even people who like Krzyzewski cringe.

The Pacers got a bit of smart coaching from Frank Vogel, writes Mike Wells in The Indianapolis Star, which is an accomplishment considering a week ago you could have won a sizable bet by just knowing Vogel is the Pacers' coach.