Sentence examples for offensive recruiting from inspiring English sources

Sessions, however, has already gone on the offensive, recruiting black colleagues to speak on his behalf and listing on a pre-hearing questionnaire several civil rights he "personally handled" as prosecutor, including four voting rights cases and one regarding school desegregation.

Shilo Stanley, Terrance Tate, Dillon Daves: if alliteration ever needs an offensive line, recruiting should begin around the Colorado-Utah border.

Young certainly never received the memo in which top-spin and lightness of touch were decreed useful tools in the offensive to recruit millennials.

Bostad, meanwhile, played a critical role in developing Wisconsin's offensive line recruits — often unheralded two- and three-star recruits — into a unit that was consistently one of college football's best.

What should worry other coaches in the Big Ten is that Urban Meyer took a team with offensive players recruited to run a pro-style attack and finished unbeaten in the first season using the spread.

In recent months, leaders from the opt-out movement have gone on the offensive to recruit more parents of color to their cause.

Rhule, 37, had served in various capacities as a Temple assistant for six years, including defensive line coach, quarterbacks coach, offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator, before joining the Giants as an understudy to the veteran offensive line coach Pat Flaherty.

RUTGERS - Named Bill Cubit offensive coordinator, Mike Miello recruiting coordinator/running backs coach, and Tony Pierce and Mark D'Onofrio defensive assistants.

A Weight Watchers campaign called Weight Watchers Black chose a rather offensive approach to recruiting more customers.

"Of course PSG is out looking in terms of recruiting an offensive player, whether it is Di Maria or somebody else.

That includes the star tailback Silas Redd, the foundation of Penn State's already shaky offense, and the top offensive line recruit Dorian Johnson.