Sentence examples for position on the ice from inspiring English sources
"For me, if it's a clean hit and the person absorbing the hit is not protecting themselves and not aware of their position on the ice, then it's part of the game," Florida defenseman Brian Campbell said.
Mike Hicks, the regional prosecutor for Vancouver, hammered on McSorley's talent and work ethic, which have produced a 17-year career in the N.H.L. Hicks also contended that as a veteran player, McSorley should have easily adjusted to Brashear's change in position on the ice, and noted that Brashear said he did not want to fight.
Crosby and Alex Ovechkin don't play the same position on the ice, and they don't really have the same skill sets, but they have always been tied to each other because a lockout forced the cancellation of the 2004-5 National Hockey League season, so they were two No1 draft choices who came into the league at exactly the same time.
Regarded as the most important player on the Wanderers, Stuart was said to know how to play every position on the ice, and passed his knowledge of the game onto his teammates.
"Positioning on the ice".
He briefly hesitated, perhaps because of his unfamiliar positioning on the ice, but he had a clear shot and finally took it.
Canada shut down Team USA's high powered offense by clogging lanes and never really allowing the United States to find the ideal positions on the ice to make things happen.
They can be retracted clear of the snow, lowered and locked onto massive skis, and then the modules can be towed away from their positions on the ice shelf if they're in danger of "calving off" as an iceberg in the summer.
Weight on ice: what are you putting on the ice?
"You start out at a pivot position, with one toe on the ice and push your way around and around to get movement, while your arms are out straight," Mr. Barrett said.
He led the Ducks to upsets over Detroit and Dallas in the first two rounds by standing square to the shooters and dropping, when necessary, into the butterfly position, with knees on the ice and limbs extended outward.
