Sentence examples for field sailing from inspiring English sources

In addition to the traditional American team sports (football, basketball, baseball, and ice hockey), Dartmouth competes at the varsity level in many other sports including track and field, sailing, tennis, rowing, soccer, skiing, and lacrosse.

The throw from Ryan Braun in left field sailed in slightly off line, so Greinke cut it off a quarter of the way up the third-base line and swung his glove behind his back to tag the runner.

In the second, he whacked a ball into center field that sailed over Parra's head.

And then Chiefs' Ryan Succop's would-be game-winning field goal sailed wide right.

In Super Bowl XXV in 1991, the Giants beat Buffalo, 20-19, after Scott Norwood's 47-yard field goal sailed wide right.

The closer was soon slumped over in agony after Mark Bellhorn led off with a drive that cleared the new green netting in right field and sailed out of Wrigley.

Sure, Sunday's comeback was stirring — "Denver and Tebow have won!" the CBS announcer Kevin Harlan said as Prater's field goal sailed through — but Gregg Rosenthal of Pro Football Talk laid most of the credit for Tebow's success at the feet of a horrible performance by the Dolphins.

It takes real work to comb through the game tape and play-by-play of an entire Browns-Jaguars game, only to discover that the only quasi-interesting story lines are questions about whether a 38-yard field goal sailed just inside the right upright (it didn't) or if Jack Del Rio could explain the final Jaguars play call that gave the Browns a victory (he couldn't).

On the third try, his field goal sailed through the uprights to give the Bruins a 10-point halftime lead.

Despite an attempt by Virginia Tech to ice the kicker by calling its final timeout, Fredrickson was undeterred by the pressure and his 35-yard field goal sailed through the goalposts as time expired.

But Phil Dawson's 52-yard field-goal attempt, sailing through the raindrops, failed to clear the crossbar.