Punt, sounds just like it's spelled, signifying a change in possession.
As soon as there was a change in possession, and the ball was spotted, the clock began running.
Conley, after limbering up with plyometric exercises, gets loose when he senses a change in possession, punting a few balls into the net and working with his long snapper, Tanner Purdum.
Chelsea counterattacked brilliantly off the change in possession; Fabregas found Oscar, who played a dangerous backheel pass into the path of Eden Hazard with yards of space ahead of him.
The picture- perfect" wedding where her dad "gives her away" is another exampicture- perfectin possession of weddingside note: at my whereng bothery parents walkedade down the isle as a symbol of our family ties and roots, and my husband also walked with both of his parents down the isle too).
She needed to know: "Does he seem to regret it, and would he like to see it again?" The gem had changed in her possession, recut to give brilliance, but reduced to 105 carats.
Other bronze medalists danced solos: "Sweet Sorrow," a stormy piece for Ms. Valentine; "Time," a solo for Mr. Agoudine filled with sudden changes in dynamics; and "Possession," in which Mr. Jordan appeared to explore strange, and possibly dangerous, territory.
But I think many of us still want to know how certain forms of power change women or themselves change when women are in possession of them.
In theory, we could see a goal where the action went for a minute or more, with multiple possession changes in the defensive end, before wiping it all out because of an offside on a zone entry we didn't even remember.
They have changed the rhythm a little bit, but still pressing and counterpressing really good, and in possession they have changed the lineup a little bit and their positions on the field.
