Sentence examples for ground in pass from inspiring English sources

Raiola has trouble holding ground in pass protection.

It didn't help that his left tackle, Donald Penn, struggled to hold ground in pass protection.

Velasco did not get on the field much in 2011, but when filling in at guard in 2010, he had a very difficult time holding ground in pass protection.

He took defenders to the ground in pass protection drills, demonstrated quickness to get downfield as a receiver and make difficult catches on contested targets, and when the offense threw him the occasional bone and handed him the ball, he ran through defenders and grinded for bigger gains that he should have, even in these scrimmage conditions.

The general principles of detection are grounded in passing biological molecules through a nanopore (translocation) by applying an electric field and observing experimental responses such as the ionic current.

To do so, Matthews will have to be a thumper against the run and eat up significant ground in vertical pass coverage.

The problem, Dr Garcés thinks, is that the complex structure of the earth distorts seismic waves travelling through the ground as they encounter different layers of rock and soil.Sound waves above the ground, in contrast, pass through the air with relatively little interference, so they should be much easier to interpret.

Unable to escape pursuit and with Minerve rapidly approaching, Bretel drove Succés ashore at Vada beach near Cecina in the hope of luring Minerve away from Bravoure, but Cockburn instead simply fired on the grounded vessel in passing before continuing towards the remaining ship while Bretel surrendered to Pomone.

Special-forces "spotters", used on the ground in Afghanistan to pass on the co-ordinates of targets to pilots, will be deployed again.Among the first targets will be Iraq's residual air defences, plus command-and-control and communications facilities.

In the last two years, Food & Water Watch has worked to support allies on the ground in Colorado to pass ballot measures to ban or place moratoriums on fracking, which is threatening major population centers across the state.

Thankfully, Nigel and Stuart find common ground in mourning the passing in 2006 of what they agree is the finest of all biscuits, the Abbey Crunch.