Sentence examples for orchestrate the offense from inspiring English sources

Mullen watched Johnson coolly orchestrate the offense, make good decisions and efficient throws.

Now Anthony not only must lead the Knicks in scoring, but he must also find a way to slow James (32 points in Game 1) and, possibly, orchestrate the offense.

Lawson was struggling to orchestrate the offense with any consistency; newly acquired swingman Andre Iguodala couldn't find his defensive groove; and Danilo Gallinari was once again mired in an early-season shooting slump.

Sims is Georgetown's assists leader and orchestrates the offense.

Now, D'Antoni is trying to replicate the results without a single All-Star player and, most significant, without Nash orchestrating the offense.

Princeton's lineup is led by three U.S. national team players: Cesan, who orchestrates the offense; Julia Reinprecht '14, an All-American back; and Teresa Benvenuti '16, the Tigers' leading goal scorer at the midpoint of the regular season.

"You've got a guy by the name of Steve Nash who's orchestrating the offense; things seem to run a little smooth when he's got control of the ball," Stoudemire said admiringly.

Other than orchestrating the offense and serving as Tom Brady's quarterbacks coach, O'Brien may be best known for the sideline screaming match he had with Brady in a game at Washington last month.

But with players such as Ricky Blanton, a 6-6 reserve guard who is now playing center, and the reed-thin guard Derrick Taylor overcoming his lack of size by orchestrating the offense to near-perfection while leading the conference in steals, they have shown that they can overcome a subpar performance by Williams.

With senior Caleb Rowe sidelined early in camp, Hills, who won the job out of camp last season, has been running with the top group and orchestrating the offense.

Orchestrating the offense has been junior quarterback Ryan Meredith, who has completed 117 of 203 passes for 27 touchdowns to just one interception.