Sentence examples for complex basketball from inspiring English sources

The ones where a flock o' fauxhawks make 47,000 attempts at some ridiculously complex basketball shot, then upload the one where it actually works and everyone goes nuts?

He intends to turn it into a 26,000-seat entertainment and sports complex, staging basketball and gymnastics if Britain hosts the 2012 Olympics, in a deal which fails to guarantee the government any return on the millions the structure has already swallowed.

The relief, then, isn't that West is some amateur purist standing against the complex business of basketball.

The complex, with three basketball courts, an ice rink, conference rooms, lounges and training rooms, is to be completed next fall.

But "The Wages of Wins" suggests that when you move into more complex situations, like basketball, the limitations of "seeing" become enormous.

The sports hall, beneath the existing university sports complex, would house basketball, badminton and table tennis courts, swimming pools and spectator stands.

The house, in a style that has been called "stockbroker Georgian," is constructed primarily of stone, excavated on the site and hand-cut, and has thirty-five thousand square feet of floor space, if you include the basement — an underground complex housing a basketball court, a movie theatre, an indoor swimming pool, a gym, a spa, a twenty-thousand-bottle wine cellar, and a wine-tasting room.

He pointed toward the complex's centerpiece: twin basketball courts.

They include the seven 14-story Dyckman Houses, a City Housing Authority complex, where Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the basketball star, grew up as Lew Alcindor.

Certainly neither her apartment, with its large, bright windows, nor the grounds of the complex, with a new basketball court and neatly mowed lawns, fit the image of public housing.

Rafael Rodriguez, 18, said that while he enjoyed ice skating, the community would benefit more from having a mixed-use sports complex that also included basketball courts and tennis courts.