Sentence examples for long-range driving from inspiring English sources

There were four knock-ons in the opening 10 minutes of a performance that, apart from a spell early in the second period when they exploited a man advantage with two tries from long-range driving mauls, was muddled and meandering.

When the team looks to him, he has no problem knocking down shots from long range or driving to the basket.

Shevchenko and Tymoshchuk almost made him pay with long-range efforts, the former driving a shot just past the right-hand angle of Lloris' goal.

Despite being 6 feet 1 inch, Iverson can dominate a game, either by making long-range jumpers or by driving to the basket with an array of moves and alarming quickness.

The car does away with long-range headlights for nighttime driving, relying instead on its autonomous sensor suite to navigate dark driving conditions.

St Johnstone, who had removed the ineffectual Collin Samuel, understandably rallied, with Murray Davidson driving a long-range effort narrowly over the Motherwell crossbar.

This suggests that long-range regulation is a major driving force in maintaining genome integrity.

General long-range electrostatic interactions are the driving force for the initial attraction between the two molecules; local variations of the electrostatic potential may then direct the RuII compound near the AT base pairs, defining the asymmetric location on the DNA.

The Spaniard, feeling his way back into action after a groin injury, needed little time to show his class as he tested Kivrak with a long-range shot after a driving run.

During annealing, although carbon atoms are decomposed from fullerenes attempting to form carbides, they cannot readily form carbides because C60-fullerenes are individually dispersed and the driving force for long-range diffusion of carbon atoms is not sufficient at 500 °C.

However, if the two cations have similar valences and are similar in size, the driving force for long-range order will be weak.