Sentence examples for case of coach from inspiring English sources

Most notably the case of Coach Rubén Romano, who was kidnapped as he left a Cruz Azul training session in Mexico City; Romano was found after 60 days by the police.

All of those headlines, though, have been greatly overshadowed by events at Penn State — the arrest of the former longtime defensive coach Jerry Sandusky on 40 counts of sexually abusing children over 15 years; the actions of the university's athletic director, Tim Curley; and the question of whether, in the case of Coach Joe Paterno, following the letter of the law was enough.

Dependent on which program was used, and in the case of COACH which reference data, detection rates ranged from 72% to 77% (Fig. 3).

But at the same time, it seemed Vermeil knew his team's run to the National Football League championship this season had put an entirely new face on a coaching career that had appeared to end in 1982, when Vermeil became the most celebrated case of coaching burnout and left the Philadelphia Eagles.

Sasaki's implementation of a version of the 'tiki-taka' tactics used so effectively in the men's game by Barcelona and Spain, was not simply a case of a coach following a popular trend - it made perfect sense for a Japan team that had no often struggled because it lacked players with the physical attributes to compete with teams such as the United States and Germany.

So it's not without a certain sense of Schadenfreude that one reads – courtesy of Alexandria Goddard of Prinniefied and KnightSec – about the background and familial connections of those doing the investigation and, in the case of the coaches, not punishing the boys involved.

In Barber's case, his criticism of Coach Tom Coughlin and of Manning might have paid dividends this season.

In the specific case of Els his coach, Claude Harmon, believes it would have been folly to rule out further major victories for the South African even before his Lytham triumph.

When the phone rings this time it will, surely, be a simple case of the Bradford coach telling the Leeds captain that, after his outstanding season, he is back in the Britain squad for the upcoming Tri-Nations.

As in the case of the debate coach, the unethical decision wasn't condemned the minute it was discovered.

Sometimes this is planned (in case of a caretaker coach) or is the consequence of successive bad performance.