Sentence examples for freshman power from inspiring English sources

The Tar Heels will have two other talented freshman power forwards in Travis and David Wear, 6-foot-9 twins from Santa Ana, Calif.

Aside from Wall, the top talents include Evan Turner, the junior Ohio State swingman, who averaged 20.4 points, 9.2 rebounds and 6 assists; Kentucky's DeMarcus Cousins, a 6-11 freshman center; and Derrick Favors, a freshman power forward from Georgia Tech.

The team will also have the incoming freshman power forward John Henson of Tampa, Fla., Scout.com's top player at his position and "one of the most talented guys ever recruited" by Coach Roy Williams, according to Dave Telep, Scout.com's national basketball recruiting analyst.

Then, Republicans -- and the 86 freshmen who were powered into office on the Tea Party surge in 2010 –- will have to decide if they embrace the entreaties of the business world to increase the limit or the ardent pleas of their tea-sipping supporters who want Uncle Sam's credit card cut off at the current $14.3 trillion.

And despite being both young and a freshman among Washington, D.C., power brokers, he exerts outsized influence.

Especially considering that the Wildcats are led by three highly regarded freshmen — point guard Marquis Teague, power forward Anthony Davis and small forward Michael Kidd-Gilchrist — whose careers have known only success.

The Nets did not have trouble passing on the 6-9 offensive power Rodney White, a freshman out of North Carolina-Charlotte.

Mr. Craig will retain membership on the committees, but will have no more power than a freshman senator, even though he is nearing the end of his third term and was himself in the party leadership not long ago.

Ernie Delle Donne played golf and freshman basketball at Columbia and power-lifts as a hobby.

He also mentioned Oklahoma's sophomore power forward Blake Griffin and freshman shooting guard Willie Warren as two future pros.

The power of the 87 freshmen appears sealed, at least for now.