Sentence examples for groups of forwards from inspiring English sources

There's not even many positives to cling to either because they're neither scoring sufficiently nor defending particularly well in recent times and the latter is a real problem against an Adelaide side boasting one of the best and most versatile groups of forwards in the league.

Gladwell argues that in the 1990s, trends evolve unpredictably from small groups of forward thinkers before they diffuse into society at large.

Groups of forward and reverse primers (250 nM each in the final reaction) were used to generate amplicons from 0.1 µg of genomic DNA templates in a total of 10 µl of solution mixing with 10 µl of Taq 2×Master Mix (New England Biolabs, Ipswich, MA).

"I don't think we have played against a group of forwards this quick before," Hitchcock said.

Friesen is a big part of those changes, part of a revamped group of forwards that makes this team such a mystery.

Their aging group of forwards will do little to inspire this season and eventually, the speed of the league will lap them.

They have picked up much of the slack from the Rangers' centers and wings, the lowest-scoring group of forwards this postseason.

The Rangers' wingmen and centermen are averaging 1.5 goals a game, the lowest-scoring group of forwards among the eight teams that survived the first round.

Sidney Crosby leads a superb group of forwards who combine flash (Rick Nash and the San Jose teammates Dany Heatley, Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau) with two-way grit (Jarome Iginla, Jonathan Toews and Corey Perry).

Klopp will inherit a squad without a proper left-back, with unreliable centre-backs and with a group of forwards whose games don't really seem to complement each other.

Mike Richards has been a relentless buzz saw in the playoffs with five goals and seven assists, leading a tenacious group of forwards: Danny Briere (seven goals), Claude Giroux (five) and Simon Gagne (four, including the third-period winner against Boston on Friday).