Sentence examples for offensive sequence from inspiring English sources

THE first offensive sequence was three plays and out -- time to punt.

Instead, Coughlin, who is scrupulously involved in every offensive sequence and who has the loudest voice of all the Giants' coaches, will start yelling at his troops, demanding that they do it again until it is done right.

Historian Alex von Tunzelman, writing for the Guardian, accused the film of inventing a "wholly imaginary and deeply offensive" sequence in which Turing is blackmailed by Soviet spy John Cairncross.

The biggest wrestling battles often come between defenders on one team and attackers on the other as the attackers seek to establish position where they can receive a pass to help set up an offensive sequence.

To add insult to injury, Indiana has regressed in other key offensive factors as well: * A play is an offensive sequence that ends with a field goal attempt, free throw attempts, or a turnover.

But in the post, where Turner has demonstrated that he's capable of exploiting both Rondo and Ray Allen (among others), the Sixers begin each offensive sequence with the upper hand.

Even with this level of detail, more genetic road markers should be planted before geneticists gear up for a nucleotide-by-nucleotide sequencing offensive.

Unless a sequence is offensive or "problematic," we really don't need to pretend that one "bathroom break" sequence can wreck an otherwise good movie.

In the later comedies there are sequences so offensive — to women, blacks, the obese, gays, the aged — they make one gasp.

Taurasi snatched an offensive rebound in the next sequence and scored the game's final points with 51 seconds left.

You can find more transgressive and troublingly icky sex on the internet before breakfast than will pass before the MPAA ratings board in the next century (they're even getting to "fifth base" on The Mindy Project, meaning nowadays the most offensive thing about the butter sequence in Last Tango In Paris is the saturated fats).