Sentence examples for decent coaching from inspiring English sources

Or why shouldn't there be decent coaching opportunities outside of school?

"It's GPS-based so it tracks my runs and has decent coaching and very good integration of music," he said.

"Daddy always thought if he had better shoes, or some decent coaching, he could have beaten Jesse, or made it even closer than it was," his daughter, Kathy Robinson Young, said.

There, without recrimination or excuse, is a decent coach's summary of the contest.

But a good ear, and perhaps a decent coach, would help.

The ingredients – a decent coach, quality players including a stack of All Blacks, and good pre-season form – were there for success.

With attention focused on whether Gerets will now replace Jürgen Klinsmann at Bayern Munich, and Ricardo and also Le Guen running down their contracts, the French game could be bidding farewell to more than one decent coach this summer.

He is a decent coach and well liked, but his rhetoric rarely inspires in the way his predecessor's had.

Again, I don't know of a single successful sports team that did not have a relatively decent coach, and a good coach cannot simply show up to one practice per season, snap his fingers and expect a team to be successful.

If the wing-nuts are too tight, pliers are the way to go, a decent coach will have them.

After a flurry of expository scenes that supply a basic sketch of the young man's background and temperament, he arrives at Syracuse, where he falls under the tutelage of Ben Schwartzwalder Dennis Quaidd), the gruff but decent head coach.