Sentence examples for moving offensive from inspiring English sources

Injuries and trades act as vehicles for teams, moving offensive and defensive sets to cater to the proficiencies of the newly configured lineups.

Use an air purifier or fan to help move offensive odors away from you.

If an official deems that a team is "stalling," that is not moving with offensive purpose while controlling the ball, the possessing team must keep the ball within the offensive restraining box to avoid a loss-of-possession penalty.

Mangini likes to move his offensive linemen around during practice in case they are called upon in a crunch.

And Reid's unorthodox decision to move the offensive line coach Juan Castillo to defensive coordinator will almost certainly be scrutinized if the Eagles continue to play like sieves.

"He said, 'I love you guys and I wish you well, but I've got to move on,' " offensive lineman Brett Romberg said.

With the help of two Tiger defectors named Karuna and Pellian, the Army took over the east, and then moved its offensive north, pursuing Prabhakaran's troops into the Vanni.

The Islamists, who are well armed and well supplied, have now moved their offensive to the south, inching closer to the Malian capital of Bamako.

In landing with the Knicks, Felton is moving from one offensive extreme in Larry Brown's deliberate halfcourt sets in Charlotte to D'Antoni's preferred pace of organized chaos.

With LUKE PETITGOUT moving from right offensive tackle to left tackle, CHRIS BOBER will get a shot to win Petitgout's old position.

Thomas is moving into an offensive system he knows and has thrived in.