Sentence examples for busiest player from inspiring English sources
Little Thomas Hassler was their busiest player, always searching for space in the crowded areas near the Argentinian goal, and Pierre Littbarski produced the game's one outstanding individual moment when he swerved past three defenders early in the second half before shooting wide.
Vorm was suddenly the busiest player on the field, turning around a swerving long-range effort by Sissoko.
"You look at the performance of their goalkeeper again, who was the busiest player in their team and it says it all.
He is one of the busiest players in Super League and racks up metres and tackles for fun.
Higginbotham will bring invaluable experience from over a decade of playing in the Premier League, but he is also well aware that he will be one of the busiest players on the pitch.
The Germany international with an English father is a diminutive, busy player who gets on the ball a lot and played a role in Bale's goal.
Naral is hardly alone as a busy player in what is a booming, jostling world of political lobbying by nonprofit organizations from right to left claiming "social welfare" exemption under the federal tax code.
Bailey was 20 not out but had done little more than confirm the suggestions from Adelaide and Perth that he was a neat and busy player comfortable in the relatively low-pressure environment of a second-innings touch-up.
Ambassador also owns the theater production company of Sonia Friedman, an increasingly busy player on Broadway, with stakes in the current revival of "A Little Night Music" and last season's productions of "The Norman Conquests," "Guys and Dolls" and "The Seagull".
A poet, critic, publisher, book binder, rare-book dealer and collage maker, among other occupations, Hugnet (pronounced OON-yay) was a minor but busy player in the interwar Parisian art scene.
Mr. DeFrancesco is a fast and busy player as well, and Mr. Landham raced through the music with precision; when the group used the slightest, most common device -- four-bar improvisations traded between players -- to break up the form, it felt like the sea parting.
