Sentence examples for hot offense from inspiring English sources
The simmering that started a night earlier never reached a boil Thursday afternoon as the focus shifted from flaring tempers to the Yankees' hot offense.
Don't get me wrong -- the Texans have a hot offense, too, #7 overall, and there's a very good chance this turns into a shoot out.
RAYS 4, RED SOX 0 James Shields pitched his American League-leading third shutout of the season, cooling Boston's red-hot offense and helping Tampa Bay end the first-place Red Sox' nine-game winning streak.
Now, it's a good offense, but the Jets were probably the best and the hottest offense we faced all year, and we handled them pretty well.
The NFC meanwhile, gives us two of the game's hottest offenses... in a dome.
It's a typical unstoppable force versus unmovable object matchup, as the scorching hot Saints' offense faces a very tough 49ers' defense.
After shutting down Cleveland and Chicago, the Eagles' defense showed real promise Sunday by holding the red hot Steelers offense to three points on 251 yards.
(How long will it take A-Rod to immortalize the red-hot Eduardo Nunez — no offense intended to a certain Yankee legend?) Maybe the moral of Saturday's story was that it is too soon to draw conclusions with a long second half of the season to go and another month to the July 31 nonwaiver trade deadline.
Yet Teddy Bridgewater of the Minnesota Vikings, who'd been the final pick in the first round of the 2014 draft, rose to meet those challenges on Sunday, beating Matt Ryan and the red-hot Atlanta Falcons offense 41-28.
After getting off to a sluggish start despite Pennington's hot hand, the offense came to life on its third possession.
Cubs' Bats Get Hot The Cubs' offense has finally started to produce the way it was expected to after an off-season spending spree in 2007 that did not lead to great results.
