Sentence examples for hitting away from from inspiring English sources

The jelly-bean-shaped green is set in the side of a huge sandhill and missing it, or pitching in the wrong place, can cause problems, as it did for Bubba Watson in the first round when he took a six after being forced to exit the cramped Coffin bunker by hitting away from the hole.

"I'm one hit away from never playing again, too.

The hard part is getting Brown to hit away from the shift with two strikes.

Thus, the tennis player has more time to reach balls hit away from him, and aces come less frequently.

Manager Bobby Valentine, talking about the offense before the game, said the Mets had been "a pitch away or hit away" from sweeping the Pirates.

And in the fifth, Sanders crashed against the left-field fence to take a sure extra-base hit away from Mike Lamb.

When the inning ended and the brothers crossed paths behind second base, Joe called out, "It's 32-21," referring to the number of times one of them had taken a hit away from the other.

Randy Fuller, a former N.F.L. defensive back who was Rodgers-Cromartie's position coach at Tennessee State, said that in the pros, especially, "I thought we were all one hit away from calamity".

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He was called up because of injuries to Brian Schneider, the regular catcher, and is about one more clutch hit away from becoming the people's hero in the new ballpark.

Would Rivers have been less of a coach had LeBron made another basket or two last month in Game 7? Was Randolph a qualified manager when he was a Game 2 save or a Game 7 base hit away from the 2006 World Series and unqualified when Omar Minaya's aging Mets infrastructure began crumbling thereafter?