Sentence examples for passing arm from inspiring English sources

Michael Vick was far away, his passing arm and his legal troubles hermetically sealed behind an N.F.L. ban.

The junior quarterback Billy Ragone, a first-team all-Ivy League selection last year, will lead Penn's offense with his nimble feet as much as his passing arm.

He starred at Tulane University and was known to have a strong passing arm, but he was not expected to start ahead of Shane Matthews, in his ninth season, and Wuerffel, in his sixth.

They have lost four of their past five in Arizona but should alter that trend because quarterback Donovan McNabb will be asked to do even more and will with both his legs and his passing arm.

Much is made of Vick's electrifying ability to turn defensive pressure into a Road Runner cartoon, but it was Rodgers who reminded us Sunday that the act of being merely elusive can be just as inspiring — provided the motion is accompanied by sound judgment and an accurate passing arm.

The best quarterbacks are celebrated for the strength of their passing arms, their accuracy in winging a ball to receivers, their wisdom in recognizing defenses, their agility in escaping blitzing linebackers, their instinct for changing a play at the line of scrimmage and their command in the huddle.

Worshippers pass armed police officers, walk through a metal detector, and have their bags searched before entering.

A few joggers passed, armed with headphones, though an earbud-free guy in his sixties looked at me, nodded hello — actually made contact, friend, not foe.

Still, policing efforts have been greatly hindered by the fact that indigenous police forces who worked with Vollick before Khan's unit came to the region shirked their duties and sometimes even collaborated with the Taliban by letting them pass armed through checkpoints.

It is the only art form that, until very recently, was passed down "arm to arm, leg to leg" as the Russians say, with a dancer of one generation teaching a role to the next.

Mixie patted my shoulder as he passed by, arm in arm with another houseguest, a man he'd worked with at the newspaper in Norfolk "in another lifetime".