Sentence examples for points of play from inspiring English sources

But the game is in fact remarkably intuitive, and I've used the book (which is written in appealingly plain language) only to sort out finer points of play.

— The offensive coordinator of the Jets and his latest pupil seem like kindred spirits, not friends exactly but men inspired by each other, driven by each other and bonded by a mutual obsession: the finer points of playing quarterback.

He loses only about 100 points of playing strength even though he thinks for seconds, not minutes.

During this period, Stevens learned from veterans Rod Langway and defensive linemate Brian Engblom on the finer points of playing defence.

In the 2006 NBA offseason, Olajuwon opened his first Big Man Camp, where he teaches young frontcourt players the finer points of playing in the post.

Hence, TOM does not predict unconditional cooperation in PD but, instead, makes it a function of the starting point of play.

4. The point of play is that it has no point.

If a pass is dropped, goes out of bounds, or is intercepted, play is turned over to the defending team at the point of play.

Here, as in Denver, she makes a point of playing request numbers.

I make a point of playing basketball whenever I travel to a new place.

Arsenal might well be past the point of playing well again this season.