Sentence examples for move named from inspiring English sources

Y is for Yurchenko loop A gymnastics move named after Natalia Yurchenko.

Cruyff is not the only player to have a move named after him.

He recently talked his teammate Ian Makowske into adding a Gaylord II, a twisting release move named for the Olympic gymnast Mitch Gaylord, to his high bar routine.

Lingowatch: Tkatchev – a move named after the Soviet gymnast Alexander Tkatchev in which the athlete releases him/herself from the high bar and flies back over it backwards.

Britain's most successful gymnast of all time, Tweddle was a pioneer in the sport – even having a move named after her – in becoming Olympic bronze medallist and three-time world champion.

Neal has a wrestling move named for him, the Neal Double, which is a takedown in which one wrestler pulls the legs of another out from under him, taking him to the mat.

SEAHAWKS NAME STARTER The Seahawks made another notable move, naming the rookie Russell Wilson, a third-round draft choice from Wisconsin, as their starting quarterback.

Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orban, recently made a similar move, naming his economics minister and ally, Gyorgy Matolcsy, to head the central bank.

The West Midlands chief constable, Geoffrey Dear, moved named West Midlands SCS officers to "non-operational duties".

She even had not one, but two, moves named after her. .

Work with the ropes, run into, reverse the clotheslines, then the match will seem faster, if you don't have ropes (backyard wrestlers) just let your opponent run into you so you can still do the moves named above.