Sentence examples for coaching of course from inspiring English sources

Coaching, of course, was at the core of the Soviet Union's hockey dynasty, and, if I may be permitted a reach into politico-sporting analysis (what, after all, are the Olympics for?), it's tempting to blame Russia's two-decade-long drought in the medal count on, well, freedom.

Guus Hiddink, South Korea's (Dutch) football coach, of course.

I can see a difference with American coaches, of course.

Coaches, of course, will devise plays to attack a gimpy defensive back or sore-shouldered lineman.

Coaches, of course, are thrilled with such numbers: it means they can talk about team play.

But their coach, of course, was not surprised at how the school's fans treated his team.

Black coaches, of course, have to do what white coaches looking for a head coaching job must accomplish, which is simply do their jobs well.

Hütter is not one for small talk but introduces the team, pauses, then adds with an arch Germanic emphasis "and their German coach, of course".

For the price of coach, of course.

Despite an initial group of forty fantastic options, the flag panel - which featured a former All Black coach, of course – gave New Zealand three silver fern designs in the final group of four twoofof which featuring black prominently.

The concept of the coaching tree, of course, is that there are lines and legacies of coaching attitudes and traditions in the N.F.L.