Sentence examples similar to create one on one from inspiring English sources
This was done to create one-on-one matchups.
These days, most coaches create one-on-one matchups through spread formations.
Hopefully Miller can be flexible enough to occasionally play the slot on first and second downs, enabling Bevell to keep the ball on the ground or create one-on-one matchups for his tight ends against linebackers.
"The plan is for Make Believe Labs to use the platform – scheduling, calling, recording, etc. – with other characters, as well as license the platform to companies that want to create one-on-one connections between their characters and their audiences," says Collier.
The Broncos also did plenty to maximize their strengths, creating one-on-one matchups for Von Miller.
"They were playing a lot of press coverage, and that creates one-on-one opportunities, so we knew we'd have to take some shots.
Passing games have become about creating one-on-one mismatches through various formations and receiver distribution ("receiver distribution" refers to the where and who for how receivers line up).
They put on one-day events consisting of two sessions, with the first involving pre-selected entrepreneurs pitching before the attending investors, and the second creating one-on-one discussions.
Make one-on-one connections.
(3) Action KAPs: three action KAPS were created; one on handling sick birds, one on disposal of dead birds, and one on other practices.
