Sentence examples for getting off the line from inspiring English sources

He admitted he was facing a tough baptism, adding: "Getting off the line in the team pursuit is no problem but then you come into the team sprint and it's like a completely different sport.

A good fake includes all the offensive linemen getting off the line of scrimmage with cohesive and believable run-blocking technique.

"We talked about getting off the line and defending tackles, but there was a couple of really bad errors that cost us tries.

Johnson excels at getting off the line in man-to-man coverage, but Cromartie is vastly improved at using his hands and long arms to disrupt a receiver's timing.

He excels at getting off the line more as a receiver than in a traditional tight end spot, where his inability to maintain leverage at times results in trouble getting off the press.

"Most of these signs are usually ripped off," says Manju, 45, a female passenger who was getting off the green-line bus.

He'll run three times around the track before I even get off the start line".

"We've really struggled to get off the start line this week and actually in the two races that we have, the one we did today we came first and the one earlier in the week we came third.

BBC Top Gear's mantle as the biggest motoring show on TV appears intact after ITV's new celebrity racing series, Drive, got off the starting line with 2 million viewers on Tuesday night.

To my mind, the only way Fiji can hope to cause an upset is to start well – to get off the defensive line at the speed of light, bang a few Englishmen into the middle of next month, dislodge the ball in the process and run it in from miles out.

Nuclear, in the US, cannot get off the starting line.