Sentence examples for expertly coached from inspiring English sources
Boys joined it to be expertly coached and carefully supervised to full maturity.
Yet although they were dismissed on occasion as "very trans-Atlantic indeed," these three came armed with letters of introduction and had been expertly coached in "card-and-call" etiquette.
He tossed a crisp $100 bill at the dealer, next to my rumpled Andrew Jackson, and began coaching me expertly.
Villarreal, now coached by Ernesto Valverde, who had played for both Espanyol and Barcelona in his time, expertly and intelligently knew how to match up to Barça's world-renowned movement and precision.
Stanford teams coached by VanDerveer throughout her 31-year career have almost always been served well by good court spacing and passing, but it really helps when players the size of Appel and Pedersen, both 6-4, and Ogwumike can shoot in the post with either hand and pass expertly, too.
Coaches like being coached.
Redknapp expertly informed us that Greece's coach was the same man that took them to Euro success and that he created good defensive, hard to break down teams.
SOUTHPORT, England — The history of golfers and caddies — the whole protracted, cherished and tortured lot of it — found one of its apexes Sunday, when a caddie served expertly as both a caddie and a "mental coach," which is how Jordan Spieth refers to Michael Greller.
But coach Favre has used his new tool expertly, and Hazard is now Gladbach's most efficient attacking player, involving himself in a goal every 87 minutes.
Part of the problem might be that, between headhunters and career coaches, job seekers of all levels learn how to expertly present themselves.
