Sentence examples for off from the ball from inspiring English sources

He cuts him off from the ball, takes him right out of the game".

Southern Utah called a timeout to set up a final play, but Monaco was sealed off from the ball.

Push off from the ball of your foot.

Kick off from the ball of your foot on the ground with a light step.

Call the ball out during games by saying "mine" or "got it" so your teammates know to back off from the ball to avoid people colliding with each other.

Push off from the balls of your feet.

"Get off your man away from the ball so you can give yourself some room, so you don't get beat on a cut and have to grab the person".

It will either scare the player off, having them jump away from the ball, letting you pick it up, or, they'll kick, and it will go wide, unless they're really good at curving the ball around someone.

A criticism that clearly rankles is that he is forcing Woods to learn a modified version of the stack-and-tilt system (in which a right-handed golfer keeps his head over the left side even as he turns away from the ball) ripped off from its inventors, Mike Bennett and Andy Plummer.

They took a night off from the long ball and still generated plenty of offense.

Hit-and-runs are when a base runner takes off from the base as soon as the ball leaves the pitcher's hand.