Sentence examples for on their stick from inspiring English sources

A statement from West Dunbartonshire Council said: "All patrollers are instructed when crossing children over a road to remain static with one hand on their stick and the other stretched outwards.

Offensive players must carry the ball during movement on their stick side of the horse and cannot cross the ball and racquet over to the opposite side in order to avoid defensive pressure; they may pick up or catch the ball on their nonstick side but must immediately then transfer the ball to their stick side.

You stand still for a couple seconds before you move, they're going to have it on their stick".

As mentioned above, the wingers have quite a few options when the puck is on their stick.

For some players, the color and style of the tape they use on their stick is just as important for identification purposes as for practical reasons.

Six players had already gathered by the blue line, on one knee leaning on their sticks, when Lucia blew his whistle two minutes later to summon the rest of the team.

The old Yorkies would have been nodding sagely as they sat, flat caps to one side, four-square, resting arms on their sticks, pints half drunk.

Unquestionably, this has taken its toll on their "stick-and-rudder" skills.

Frederick Long (Nilakantha) and Nicholas Lester (Frederic), too, put flesh on their stick-thin characters.

"I try to educate people to be more compassionate toward the animals and toward the environment," Laraque said as players worked on their sticks in the corridor outside the Canadiens' dressing room.

Even after the N.H.L. added a rule in 1963 that prohibited players from cutting out the palms of their gloves to get a better grip on their sticks, many players continued.