Sentence examples for longtime coordinator from inspiring English sources

Zenger hired Weis last December because Weis was a former head coach and a longtime coordinator who ran a tight ship and had N.F.L. experience.

The Eagles' relentless defense produced seven turnovers and five sacks in its first game since the death of the unit's longtime coordinator, Jim Johnson.

The 1996 season culminated at the Super Bowl, where the Packers beat New England and Fritz, a longtime coordinator who never became an N.F.L. head coach, validated his life's work.

"We did everything we could to get this guy," said William J. Rehder, 69, a retired special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation who was the longtime coordinator of bank robbery investigations in the Los Angeles area.

"Some of these athletes who have done better may just be training smarter," said Dr. Warren A. Scott, a triathlete and longtime coordinator of medical services at the Ironman event in Hawaii.

She is the longtime coordinator of the Fulbright program at U.C.L.A. and oversees a class called "Perceptions of the United States Abroad". She is also an emeritus trustee at A.U.B. and usually goes back to Beirut once a year for meetings.

Perhaps Fangio, 58, will emerge as a head-coaching candidate for a team searching for the next Mike Zimmer or Bruce Arians, longtime coordinators who finally got a shot to run their own teams.

When the franchise moved to Tennessee in 1997, the head coach, Jeff Fisher, who had been the Oilers' longtime defensive coordinator, selected Williams as the team's new defensive coordinator.

Within months, Fritz Shurmur, his longtime defensive coordinator, died of cancer.

Mularkey is a longtime offensive coordinator with two uneventful years of head coaching experience in Buffalo.

Riley responded by firing his friend and longtime defensive coordinator Mark Banker and hiring Bob Diaco.