Sentence examples for forwards of the from inspiring English sources

His father is Lee Crooks, one of Great Britain's best forwards of the late 20th century, and his uncle is another Cas icon, Steve "Knocker" Norton.

Their pack, schooled by the new forwards coach, Richard Blaze, are stronger than ever as the seven forwards of the Americans discovered to their cost.

In El Vino's or the Garrick, when approached by someone whose company we didn't fancy, we would go into a comic routine in which we recited the names of great prop forwards of the 1950s.

As City still boast forwards of the quality of David Silva and Sergio Agüero, both players who will be familiar to Pellegrini, it will be a surprise if the club's strike rate remains sluggish in the new season.

The danger is that the forwards of the French club, who are currently third in the Top 14, and of Northampton and Munster in the same pool, will impose some European reality.

It is easy to deduce that although Stoke are now an established Premier League force, they are not viewed as a club where forwards can enhance their careers – at least not forwards of the calibre they seek.

Of course he couldn't have stopped the marauding full-forwards of the 90s but he didn't play in the 90s, did he?

Kate Plays Christine paints itself into a bit of a corner, sprinkling in flash-forwards of the final scene throughout, and ultimately chooses a "third way" finale.

"He positions himself," Cherry Blossom wrote, "a little in front of the backs and midway between them, whilst the wing half-backs look after the opposing wing-forwards, leaving the backs and the centre-half-back to deal with the three inside-forwards of the opposition [the terminology here is a little confusing – he means the centre-forward and what later became known as the two inside-forwards].

Directly forward of the Maryland, though some distance away.

"Everything forward of the pilot's face was fuel, which means he had no forward visibility".