Sentence examples for brilliant handling from inspiring English sources

He scored the first, then set up the second for prop forward Cian Healy after some brilliant handling by O'Driscoll.

Sinfield demonstrated brilliant handling to receive a difficult pass on the 10-metre line and spread it to Watkins who surged through to score.

But, despite the production's suggestive design and sometimes brilliant handling of the scenic rhythms of the play, it struggles to deliver the frantic feeling that gives Williams's lines their distinctive, pungent pitch and roll.

However, his brilliant handling of the octosyllabic metre, his witty, clattering rhymes, his delight in strange words and esoteric learning, and his enormous zest and vigour create effects that are entirely original.

When he does introduce promising scenes involving ordinary folk (Struensee's terrified encounter with the suffering peasant; the queen's brilliant handling of some restive sailors), he moves past them faster than one might wish.

Stuart Reardon set up the first by beating three defenders in a thrilling thrust at the heart of the Bradford defence followed by some brilliant handling that saw Toa Kohe-Love crash over in the corner.

He did a brilliant job handling that pressure".

Hunt described him in an appraisal as "my eyes and ears at meetings … brilliant at handling difficult situations".

A brilliant, intuitive handling move down the touchline - involving Eastmond, Devoto and Watson - gained Bath 40 metres and, from the resulting field position, they regained the lead with Eastmond cutting inside Dean Mumm at first receiver to race over unopposed from 20 metres out.

The winner was set up by Vincent Lecavalier, who created the play with brilliant stick handling in the left-wing corner that drew three Flames toward him and created open space in front of goalie Miikka Kiprusoff.

"I think he's quite brilliant in terms of handling himself and he always knows what's going on in politics". .