Sentence examples for players reading from inspiring English sources

There isn't a lot of hesitation, just players reading and reacting and making the right plays.

Venables in dual role England players reading the News of the World on Sunday must have raised their eyebrows.

The wind players, reading their arrangements, added color and countermelody but were not in the way, as some had feared.

What a collage: baseball players reading books to children on a sunny afternoon; a football player paying dearly for bad judgment; a pitcher on the brink of ruining his career.

The rookie quarterback Greg McElroy compared Schottenheimer's approach to a pyramid, with players reading over and discussing brief overviews of a general concept — the opponent's base defense, for instance — at their daily 8 a.m. meetings before later in the afternoon delving into specifics, details as refined as a linebacker's stance signaling an oncoming blitz.

Mr. Levine's role was almost ceremonial: "Pierrot," the Serenade (Op. 24) and the Chamber Symphony (Op. 9) can all be performed as chamber works, without a conductor, and they sometimes are, although rarely with the precision of the Met players' reading on Sunday.

Players read them in stunned silence.

Knick players read Herbert Marcuse, & Thomas Pynchon, and the ideas in these writings affect their play.

"Maybe he has read what was said, although not all players read the papers anyway," he said.

YOGI BERRA MUSEUM Baseballl and Books," New Jersey Jackal players read baseball stories aloud to children before Wednesday night home games.

Porter had his coaching staff and some players read it, and his clubhouse includes a visual interpretation of Collins's flywheel concept.