Sentence examples for designed a game plan from inspiring English sources
Welsh designed a game plan that kept the Friars running with the Mountaineers (23-9).
For this reason alone, the tournament champion might as well be Louisville, which at some point led the assault on our retinas by trading its traditional red for safety-vest orange and designed a game plan about as fun to watch as rush-hour gridlock.
The Redskins designed a game plan that included read option plays and a steady diet of bootlegs and rollouts, to take advantage of Griffin's legs and to aid the offensive line, which spent little time together in the preseason because of injuries.
At 6-3 and 235 pounds, Williams possesses the size, speed (he runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds) and tenacity that forces offensive coordinators to design a game plan that neutralizes him.
The 9 40 tip off on Thursday gave Turgeon and his assistants extra time to put the finishing touches on a game-plan designed to neutralize Kansas's athleticism and keep Ellis in check, and the group came together for what they hoped was not a final team dinner four hours before tip-off.
Howley paid tribute to England after the full-time whistle and revealed Wales had designed a high-tempo game-plan to test England's fitness after they only had six days to prepare for the title-decider in Cardiff.
And if you're the Giants' defensive coordinator, John Fox, and you've designed a defensive game plan that worked perfectly, how do you change it?
Put together a game-plan.
Just as designing a compelling game requires a lot of careful planning and effort, designing a compelling gamified system is a difficult task.
Howard, who retired last year, has been designing game and business plans since January for a league he hopes can begin play in 2014 or 2015, with exhibition games at select sites commencing late next month.
