Sentence examples for considerable coaching from inspiring English sources

Schlentz brought considerable coaching experience to Colts Neck.

One of the annoying things about Ryan's act, writes Ian O'Connor on ESPN.com, is that it obscures his considerable coaching talent and accomplishments.

That they will be now owes much to Jones' considerable coaching experience and something to his availability compared to that of the other dream candidates.

"Jim Harrick Sr .is a man of considerable coaching talent in whom Coach Dooley and I had placed a great deal of confidence," Adams said in a statement.

Even some of Graham's darker mutterings, softened perhaps by a more emotionally intelligent tone of voice, could be of considerable value to coaching clients.

For students who are serious about entering a highly ranked university, a considerable amount of coaching is normal in preparing for the entrance examination...Supplemental education of this kind costs a good deal of money, and yet students and their families are willing to make such sacrifices.

"The amount of travel is very considerable for a coach with a young family.

While teams cannot micromanage how players spend their considerable fortunes, football coaches certainly try to control time.

But the addition of two regular-season games has met with considerable concern from coaches, general managers and especially players, who worry about the injury toll the extra games would exact.

In Alabama's last 10 seasons, the dud of the bunch is the mark from 2010 of 10-3, would would get a coach considerable bump-up raises in many a college town.

"When he returns, Flood will take over the club captaincy following Geordan Murphy's retirement and the Irishman will now add his considerable experience to the coaching team, supporting Paul Burke as assistant backs coach.