Sentence examples for huddle which from inspiring English sources

Securing the camps where the displaced huddle, which are dotted on either side of the remote and sandy border with Chad, would be hard enough.

Previous series include Penguins: Spy in the Huddle, which like the Dolphins programme was narrated by David Tennant, Elephants: Spy in the Herd with David Attenborough and Lions: Spy in the Den.

Favre called "next fly" in the huddle, which is not a play in the Jets' playbook, but rather an option play for receivers to run downfield and wait for Favre to throw like Favre, with typical improvisation.

"If we were junior partners you would bring those assumptions while you were evaluating us". To address this issue of unconscious bias, the team developed a feedback app called Huddle, which would facilitate an objective job review based solely on performance.

In his Monday Morning QB, Peter King of Sports Illustrated said the officials got it right: The way I saw it, Cruz did stop trying to advance the ball, and he was on the ground, and he lay the ball down and began returning to the huddle, which falls under the tenets of this rule.

After back-to-back losses early this season — and after losing 8 of their final 11 games last season — the Giants have faced a barrage of questions about which voice speaks for the locker room, which players command the huddle, which of them directs the team.

The Jets preferred to be dinged to death, and they were by Manning's no-huddle, which they faced last season.

The Patriots sought to wear down the Broncos by using the no-huddle, which limited Denver's ability to substitute fresh players.

But good offenses are well versed in running the no-huddle, which means they're generally comfortable with hand signals and silent snap counts.

That fascinating offense spent the bulk of the game in an up-tempo no-huddle, which forced the fascinating defense to play a static, execution-based style, as opposed to a byzantine attack (at least on first and second down).

We demonstrate this concept for the cases of β-sheet proteins in spider silk, gecko feet, legs of caterpillars, and self-assembling of penguins into huddles, which range in scales from the submolecular to the macroscopic level.