Sentence examples similar to moving offense from inspiring English sources

The N.S.A.'s director, Gen. Keith B. Alexander, has encouraged workers to try their skills both defensively and offensively, and moving to offense from defense is a common career pattern, officials say.

Jason Kidd kept the ball moving on offense but also penetrated the lane for layups.

Well, they just started moving the offense around to make them stop moving the defense around.

Collins was pleased with his improved reads of defenses and had no problem moving the offense.

Then the ball stopped moving, the offense devolved into one-on-one play and the defense sagged.

It was evident in the way they covered for each other on defense and kept the ball moving on offense.

The defense had given Sanchez the ball at the 27-yard line, and he played it safe, moving the offense downfield without forcing passes into traffic.

The redshirt freshman replaced Jesse Palmer in the middle of a series with his team leading 24-0, but coach Steve Spurrier apparently unhappy with the way his starter was throwing and moving the offense.

With the injured Kerry Kittles and Keith Van Horn both sitting on the bench, and the starters struggling on the court, Scott knows that the Nets need to begin doing the little things -- rebounding, moving on offense -- to make good on the promise of youth.

"Politicians are either on offense or defense," one Davis adviser said, "and we have moved to offense".

Pennington did move the offense, and Curtis Martin had his first 100-yard game with 110 yards, but the offense was also undone by mistakes.