Sentence examples for impeding play from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a bulky glove may be worn without affecting dexterity or impeding play.

The tournament has also impeded play on the other four courses.

He had little hearing in his left ear and he told me in 2002, "I suppose it must have impeded my playing, but I was never really aware of it as I didn't know what perfect hearing was".

If your hair falls into your eyes while you are bending over, it may impede your playing.

And certainly whatever happened did not impede Yonkers's play.

I vividly remember the very first car to appear in our street impeding our freedom to play football.

CSKA threatened to withhold Filatov's transfer card, thus impeding his ability to play in another league, but Filatov, his lawyers and the Blue Jackets believed they had followed the necessary tenets of Russian law.

Loose hair can fall in front of your face while you run or play sports, impeding your vision and acting as a minor annoyance (not to mention giving you a messy, untidy look).

Wigan lost their scrum‑half Paul Deacon with a groin injury when they were leading 12-0, and when Richards was lining up his last shot at goal the Leeds stand‑off Danny McGuire was being carried from the field on a stretcher after stumbling as he tried to impede George Carmont in back play.

The former England hooker also insists playing for Leicester should not impede Williams' ambition to play for Wales.

If we are experts at making evidence-based decisions in our experimental laboratories, then what forces are at play that impede us from adopting equally iterative and evidence-based approaches to teaching in our classrooms?