Sentence examples similar to one on one touch from inspiring English sources

"We thought it was good to try to teach on building resiliency skills, for the fact that they are living in these homeless shelters and transitional homes, and we found that they need a special one-on-one touch in order for them to have the ability to cope with some of the situations they're living in," [Camp Director Vena] Carter said.

"It's just funny, the last play of the game he finally gets into open space, which he wasn't allowed that the entire night, and instead of trying to take someone on one-on-one, he takes a touch and whips in a world-class ball.

But there was still time for Anelka to waste a glorious chance to win it in the final minute as Alves once again came out on top in a one-on-one clash before a heavy touch once again let down Soldado at the other end.

It allows players to win more one-on-one gunfights and provides just a touch more accuracy, which is key when playing at the top level.

The striker is not at full sharpness, wasting a one-on-one and another chance with poor touch, but his movement and work rate have improved and he is far more often in scoring positions.

They played touch football and one-on-one basketball.

"Some of them are nonverbal, and they respond more to touch or to one-on-one presentation," Mr. Rosenberg said.

Martin now finds himself in one-on-one pass-catching situations because, like a touch-football game, everyone is running downfield and the defense has to account for the potential receivers.

I got in touch with Inouye's office and another one-on-one meeting was arranged.

I was one-on-one against him.

We're not one-on-one players".