Sentence examples for impose game from inspiring English sources

In fact, if we could just find a way to impose game mechanics on top of everyday life, humans would be infinitely better off.

He is strong, has quick feet and has the potential for an imposing game.

Despite his tall and lanky frame, he had an imposing game, including a ferocious first serve and a backhand he could hit six or seven ways.

Understandably so: Milner's intelligence means he can take on board a hastily imposed game plan and his dedication means he sticks to it.

Soderling, the tall Swede with the imposing game and regard, won the biggest title of his career in Paris last week after saving three match points along the way in the semifinals against Michael Llodra.

None of that quartet physically dominate in the manner their Chelsea counterparts do; while Mertesacker is tall and Koscienly is fast, neither are have the kind of imposing game that is the hallmark of Terry and Ivanovic.

Henin, the unimposing Belgian with the imposing game, holds a 6-2 edge over Sharapova, but she barely won their last match, a three-set struggle in the final of last year's Tour championships in Madrid.

Though it survived against Tennessee, UConn has some imposing games ahead on the schedule, including a Feb. 1 showdown at No. 1 Duke.

Asked whether his team are capable of winning by more than 50 points on Saturday, England assistant coach Andy Farrell said: "It all starts with your mentality, we've got to impose our game and make sure we get momentum within the game and see how it goes from there.

The game plan was for the 20 minutes could we impose our game on them?

Relieved, Northampton began to impose their game.