Sentence examples for in a wildcat from inspiring English sources

A day earlier, 2,000 policemen, in a wildcat protest, blocked several avenues and created a traffic catastrophe downtown.

Bill Belton, the sophomore back who was used primarily in a "Wildcat" package last season, fumbled when the offense was within field goal range on the opening drive.

This year, the pair will join forces in a Wildcat copycat called the Cyclone; the first-choice name, "Flasheneca," was rejected for sounding too much like a laxative.

Last week, the police opened fire on thousands of machete-wielding miners engaged in a wildcat strike who had demanded that their wages be tripled.

Security guards on Wednesday fired tear gas at workers engaged in a wildcat strike at a gold mine in Carletonville, 50 miles southwest of Johannesburg.

Now it was fourth-and-1, a custom-made opportunity for Tim Tebow to haul his listed and sculptured 236 pounds of clean living onto the field as Sanchez's replacement or as a running threat in a Wildcat formation.

That may come as a surprise to Jets fans who have penciled Tebow into a Wildcat role in the Jets' offense.

Still, Vick could be useful as a player in a Wildcat-style offense because few players at any position possess his remarkable scrambling ability.

Last season, Ryan took special pleasure in calling a Wildcat play that resulted in a Shonn Greene touchdown against Washington; Ryan turned to the offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer with a gleeful I-told-you-so.

When a rarely used Chief named Jerheme Urban checked in, Gruden told viewers to expect a wildcat, in which the ball goes directly to a rusher, instead of to the quarterback.

MADRID — Spain declared a "state of alarm" on Saturday for the first time since returning to democracy in response to a wildcat strike by air traffic controllers that had closed air traffic at the start of one of the year's biggest holiday weekends.