Sentence examples for extraordinary offense from inspiring English sources
The consensus within the Yankees' front office is that adding Sheffield would give the team an extraordinary offense.
Freddie becomes a photographer in a department store, making out with a model in his darkroom, where he brews a cocktail in a chemical beaker, and then, in one extraordinary passage, taking offense at a customer — a robust and portly type, who wants his picture taken — and laying into him, as though ignited by envy at such unattainable well-being.
Intentional or not, that amounted to a challenge to Coach Mike Woodson, who presumably will have the interim tag removed and will have to do better next season integrating Anthony's extraordinary solo skills into a more cohesive offense.
Manning is an extraordinary player who has complete command of the offense and is intimately involved in putting the game plan together.
They were each condemned to this extraordinary sentence as teenagers for a first-time offense in which $11 was stolen and no one was hurt.
He will be remembered as a player of extraordinary footballing intelligence, trusted by coaches to manage an entire offense from the line of scrimmage in a manner unlike anyone who went before him.
However, the fact remains that the Birds have one of the least productive offenses in the NFL, while seemingly muting their most extraordinary talent.
Colter adds a dual threat dimension to Northwestern's offense that Siemian cannot match, and he is capable of making extraordinary plays with his feet.
Magistrate Nair ruled Tuesday that the case would be treated as the most serious kind of offense, which means bail will be granted only if the defense can prove extraordinary circumstances requiring it.
Offense, offense, offense.
