Sentence examples for credited ball from inspiring English sources

Burrows has credited ball hockey for his fitness and discipline which has carried over to the NHL.

Jamie Dixon, coach of the Panthers, credited good ball pressure and added: "I think that made it a little bit tougher for them to run their offense.

To his credit, Balls now concedes that it was devastating.

Collins, acknowledging that Duda misread the ball, credited Duda for his progress in the outfield this season and said he would not have brought in Torres if he had a second chance.

Kansas came into the National Championship game with two losses, which were credited to poor ball control on the Jayhawks part.

Jerry Loughran, a veteran ball person, credited his throwing ability to twenty years of recreational softball.

Kemp, who held on to the ball, was credited with the putout and Ramirez with a solo tackle.

Montero was credited with forcing the ball over the line for a third just after the hour, and while Portland pressed and created chances they could not manage a goal, let alone to make the game a viable contest in the closing stages.

Coach Doc Rivers credited the team's ball movement for the easy victory, saying it was the best it has been this season.

Balls was credited, if that is the right word, for Brown's notorious commitment to "neoclassical endogenous growth theory", leading to Michael Heseltine's famous retort that "It's not Brown's.

For example, we have credited Roosevelt with getting the ball rolling on creating a formal science advisory process, but President Dwight Eisenhower with actually setting up the first White House office to stay abreast of scientific developments.