Sentence examples for in coaches from inspiring English sources

Bwalya made the case for bringing in coaches from the outside.

Are they worth paying multimillions in coaches salaries in hopes of reaching a Final Four?

"I've made changes in coaches and I'll make changes when necessary.

Whisking their audiences around on foot and in coaches, they turned the entire city into a stage.

More and more German Pilcher pilgrims come in their own cars rather than in coaches, observes Lady Iona.

What Lewis lacked in confidence, he made up for by listening, soaking in coaches' advice like a sponge.

But even if Coughlin is safe, the final two weeks of the regular season will be an exercise in coaches scrambling to hold on to their generous paychecks.

To some degree, the Pac-10's woes may be tied to a turnover in coaches, six of whom are in their first or second seasons.

Live-in coaches were flown in from China.

A large number of the squad which failed so badly at the Africa Cup of Nations has been dropped by the stand-in coaches, including Cisse's Newcastle colleague Demba Ba. "Having been assessed by United's medical staff, Cisse will not take part in Senegal's friendly," Newcastle said on their website.

That despite "The Emirates Experience" or whatever obscure methods of branding and persuasion the clubs are employing to get you to spend £12 on a Tuborg and a Pukka, most football stadiums actually are like this: transitory settlements of corrugated iron, portaloos and boxed-in coaches.