Sentence examples for introduced the shot from inspiring English sources

According to the Elias Sports Bureau, no N.B.A. player over a similar six-game stretch, taking at least 30 shots over all, has come up with a percentage to match Chandler's since the league introduced the shot clock for the 1954-55 season.

These numbers were made despite the fact that the NBA had not yet introduced the shot clock, making the game static and putting prolific assist givers at a disadvantage.

If the NRL is to introduce the shot clock for real next season, the length needs to be shortened significantly.

Stewart would introduce the shot of Bush -- in which we hear the governor committing himself to three debates and Cheney to two -- then say that Bush concluded, "That's a total of eight debates".

Mikan was so dominant that he caused several rule changes in the NBA, among them widening the foul lane known as the "Mikan Rule"—and introducing the shot clock.

Building a competitive company for the Twenty First Century would mean a revolutionary re-think and training as when basketball introduced the jump shot or a football team started to pass the ball instead of just sticking with the running game.

On Tuesday, Sony introduced the Cyber-shot DSC-F707, a digital still camera that takes the kind of rich, high-resolution pictures that until recently were available only with costly professional models.

But give Saperstein credit; the A.B.L. pioneered the wider free-throw lane in the professional game and introduced the 3-point shot, both of which became permanent additions to the pro hoops game with the more successful American Basketball Association later in the 1960s.

The NBA introduced the 24-second shot clock in 1954, and league scoring and attendance increased.

Note: The NBA introduced the 24-second shot clock in 1954, eight years after the league was founded.

As the three-point line had not been introduced yet, the shot just tied the game.