Sentence examples for facing players from inspiring English sources

Questions of game fitness are facing players across the league.

He will also be facing players who are largely unfamiliar with his pitches.

How much to practice, where to practice and what to focus on are some of the decisions facing players the next few days.

The commission identified the "blockage" facing players aged 18 to 21 as the key issue affecting the development of young English talent.

Parents whose children play in national championships are calling this an unfair practice: unranked novices in federation events facing players like Timmy, who have been rated by state organizations.

Bradford's last game was a 2-1 defeat by AFC Wimbledon, then the bottom side in the Football League and they are not too used to facing players like Pablo Hernandez or Michu.

Williams is the favorite to win here, but the rest will face players ranked considerably higher in the quarterfinals.

When Federer reaches the late rounds of Grand Slams, he faces players who cannot seem to beat him.

Canó said the team faced players from Class AA and Class A. "I would say we should have beat them," he said.

I particularly notice this when I face players who are tall -- or insufficiently shrunken by age....Sampras is only six feet one....But I'd precision-lob the clown, or else dink my returns to his feet, making Pete crazy.

"I think when you face players like Grigor, you know that even playing the way I played today there is a chance to lose because he's a great player," said Lopez.