Sentence examples for get dribble from inspiring English sources

While he excels when he's beating defenders to the basket, Lin can only get dribble penetration when going to his right.

The toilets never close, so the smell of stagnant piss permeates everywhere, anyone over five foot tall will end up welding their joints together from sitting like Quasimodo, and they are miserably, grindingly slow and you usually get dribbled on by the person sleeping next to you.

"Do you come out on me, contest a 3-pointer and allow me to get my dribble-drive game going, or do you double-team me in the post and allow me to pass and get other guys involved?" he inquired.

Then do the same with your left hand, so you get comfortable dribbling with both hands.

When you get comfortable dribbling from a stationary position, do this same exercise while walking.

For households further from the exchange, it's like turning on a tap and getting a dribble.

Start dribbling and get prepared for the throw behind the back.

Always up for a laugh, genuinely witty, with no pretence and not a trace of arrogance, he was pot-bellied but ludicrously talented – the kind of player who would dribble round the defender, wait for him to get up and dribble round him again.

Unfortunately, when it comes to pouring I always get that pesky dribble down the underside of the spout (the "teapot effect").

"Before the game we told the guys to go off the dribble, get the ball inside, don't take a lot of 3's, and we should be in the game," he said.

He is fascinated by seamy details, describing lovemaking just so he can get to the dribble of saliva flowing from a lover's mouth the next morning ("A Parisian Affair", 1881), or envisioning a barroom as an expressionist horror: "They wriggled their bellies and shook their bosoms, spreading about them the powerful smell of female flesh in sweat.