Sentence examples for conservative plays from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the conservative plays, Romo's first incompletion did not come until 1 36 remained in the first quarter.

Most coaches, with their team starting on their 12 and little time remaining, would have called for conservative plays to avoid a turnover.

Mr. Reynolds conceded that he could not think of many conservative plays, mentioning only David Mamet's "Oleanna," about a college student who, egged on by feminist groups, accuses her professor of sexual harassment.

Perhaps a conservative play, like a guard?

"The other goal is, ironically, a conservative play".

But Pryor does seem frustrated by Ohio State's conservative play-calling.

That raises the question of how to define a conservative play in the first place.

It was something called 38 Power, a conservative play to the right side.

Sanchez, when asked, disagreed with the perception that the Jets' conservative play-calling signaled their lack of confidence in him.

That translates to conservative play — to a brand of football where teams prefer the extra point to the two-point conversion and always punt on fourth and inches.

Conventional wisdom and conservative play cause even the smartest coaches to hurt their teams' chances of winning.