Sentence examples for linked play from inspiring English sources

Still, he dropped deep and linked play neatly in the second half, and therefore England never looked as exposed as against Sweden.

Somehow, though, Suárez's return meant the entire Uruguayan side made sense – Cavani was deeper and linked play beautifully, while the midfield was squashed into a diamond and dominated the centre of the pitch.

Jason Alexander -- whose role as the wise and generous Gilbert could not be farther removed from his famous "Seinfeld" character, the neurotic and self-absorbed George Costanza -- was charmed by the story of the science-age toy maker who linked play with creativity and learning.

England need an all-round centre-forward, not merely a poacher, and Welbeck showed against Arsenal why he is the best option: he held the ball up, he linked play, he ran off the last shoulder and took his winning goal smoothly.

"He held the ball in and linked play.

He teased and tormented England centre-half Gary Cahill from the first whistle, he hassled Cahill and David Luiz throughout and linked play superbly - and there was also an end product.

Attempting to keep from falling into "the bottomless pit of an utterly discouraging pessimism," Shaw wrote five linked plays under the collective title Back to Methuselah (1922).

A recent Mind Research Network study linked playing puzzle game "Tetris" to improved brain function.

Studies have linked playing (or even watching) violent video games to increased feelings of anger and aggression.

Nagbe spends the rest of the half linking play: always solid, seldom memorable.

Moreover, as Kevin Keegan discovered four years ago at Newcastle, Owen excels linking play in "the hole".