Sentence examples for fine offensive from inspiring English sources

IOWA STATE--Named Marty Fine offensive line coach.

"I thought we'd be fine," offensive guard Kevin Donnalley said.

Randy Thomas, the Redskins' fine offensive guard, broke a leg and will be replaced by Ray Brown, at 43 the N.F.L.'s oldest player.

Patrick Ewing was the only other Knick to have anything resembling a fine offensive game, scoring 18 points on 6-of-15 shooting.

The irony is that McAdoo is a fine offensive mind with innovative ideas about how to both move the ball and score points at this level.

He brings to the ice a wicked shot that is a fine offensive weapon, like the one he took from above the left circle that deflected off Ducks forward Jakob Silfverberg and past Jonas Hiller at 12 07 of the first period Monday for the decisive goal.

Behind perhaps the league's finest offensive line, though, there may be a little more room for error.

N.B.A. greats such as Julius Erving and Nate Archibald say that Pee Wee Kirkland was one of the finest offensive players they ever faced.

I cited the junior quarterback Geno Smith as a Heisman contender heading into the year for two reasons: one, he's coming off a strong sophomore season as West Virginia's starter; and two, his new coach is Dana Holgorsen, one of the finest offensive minds in all of college football.

The following year Musial became a full-time player for St . Louis where he teamed with Terry Moore and Enos Slaughter to form what would become one of the finest offensive and defensive outfield combinations in baseball history and played a significant role in the team's 1942 World Series victory.

From 31 March this year, NSW police have been able to issue $500 on the spot fines for offensive language in public.