Sentence examples for line surrendered from inspiring English sources

Their star-studded backfield averaged just 2.7 yards per rush, and their offensive line surrendered 16 sacks and suffered several minor injuries.

On the other side of the ball, Arizona's offensive line surrendered eight sacks and paved the way for all of 28 yards rushing.

The Devils stumbled to the finish line, surrendering the Presidents Trophyy for most points accumulated to the Dallas Stars in the process.

As always, the simple and familiar acts of waiting in line, surrendering our tickets, finding our seats, listening to the calm voices of the flight attendants will help reassure us.

On average, the Big Red has been outgained by 230 yards (470 to 240), and the offensive line has surrendered 32 sacks.

The Ottomans had acquired the title by war: among booty from their conquest of Egypt in 1516, along with hairs from the prophet's beard, was the last caliph of the previous, Abbasid line, who surrendered the title in exchange for his freedom.

The Rams offensive line has surrendered a league-low five sacks.

In 1980, he was a part of an offensive line that surrendered just 29 sacks and helped the Rams' offense finish second in the NFL in total yards gained with 6,006.

"But the Germans knew they were behind Allied lines and surrendered to them.

Vettel, the Red Bull driver and overall leader in the series, started off the line cleanly, but surrendered his lead to Hamilton on lap No. 5 after a spirited duel on the slick surface.

Michigan opposed the 2006 USC Trojans football team in the 2007 Rose Bowl and the offensive line that had surrendered 18 quarterback sacks in the first 12 games, allowed 6 in the 32 18 loss to finish the season 11 2.