Sentence examples for engine offense from inspiring English sources

Call it the no-huddle, call it the hurry-up or maybe find a catchy name for it — perhaps the "Jet Engine Offense"?

Paul: engine for transition offense, distributor extraordinaire.

It is understood that Anthony is the Knicks' most gifted player and the engine of their offense.

Reyes is the engine of the offense, with speed to take advantage of Citi Field's wide gaps.

But the lift that the Dodgers needed most may have simply been the presence of Ramirez, the engine of their offense and the anchor of their hopes.

It was Rosana, below, who scored Brazil's goal and was the engine of its offense, not the more heralded Marta or Cristiane.

Ramirez may have been the engine driving the offense, Gonzalez the professional run producer who bolstered it, and Kershaw and Greinke one of baseball's best starting tandems.

At 37, Duncan has remained the Spurs' hub at both ends of the floor, although Tony Parker has undeniably become the engine of the offense.

A trade to the Rams after the 1998 season took Faulk to the next level as he became the engine of an offense that earned the nickname "The Greatest Show on Turf".

After that, the series moves back to Miami for Game 6 and a potential Game 7. Parker is the Spurs' leading scorer and playmaker in the postseason, the engine of their offense.

The engine of their offense is 29-year-old Josh Hamilton, another once highly regarded prospect who struggled for years with a crack addiction and was out of baseball almost entirely from 2004 to 2006.