Sentence examples for long layoffs from inspiring English sources
The teams were coming off long layoffs after sweeping earlier series.
Twice this postseason he was challenged for starting Pedro Martinez after long layoffs.
In a way, Davenport and Williams have been linked this year by their injuries and long layoffs.
Inside the gym, Roger Mayweather, uncle and trainer, said he last saw his nephew this sharp years ago, before he regularly took long layoffs between fights.
Because other well-established champions still in their 20s, like Maria Sharapova and Justine Henin, have faltered after long layoffs and injuries.
How could he be?" Or as David Leadbetter, the pioneering instructor and coach to several top-ranked players, said: "I've heard of guys who have come back from long layoffs, guys who have changed caddies and guys who have changed swings.
The long layoff has made Gee anxious to get going.
After a long layoff, she hungers for competition.
Despite the long layoff there is not much doubt that Nadal will win the tournament.
After a long layoff, though, John returned to show business a dozen years ago.
How do you think the play will be after a long layoff?
