Sentence examples for pressing off from inspiring English sources
Strengths Bournemouth's passing and movement deservedly hold the attention but their pressing off the ball, led ferociously by an energetic front four, has been a major factor behind their success and their impressive possession figures owe plenty to the fact they rarely lose it for long.
It wasn't going to affect their qualifying top of the table, but in a knockout game there'll be moments where they need to stifle better technical sides than the North Koreans, with pressing off the ball (which they do very well) and smarter ball retention on it (not so much).
But it took the game's most pressing off-field issue to make it happen.
Herman Edwards had been the Jets' head coach for just a few minutes when he settled the team's most pressing off-season personnel question.
Valentine's deal is the most pressing off-season task for the Mets, but they are working on the rest of their to-do list.
Few teams in the N.F.L. have faced more pressing off-season concerns than the Washington Redskins, whose star quarterback, Robert Griffin III, hopes to be ready for training camp as he continues to rehabilitate his surgically repaired right knee.
The comfort of television turns into a problem, he said, when people cannot get past the barrier that keeps them from pressing the off button.
Investors are pointing their remotes at Comcast, and they're pressing the off button.
It's entirely possible that the shift manager at Chernobyl was doing benchpresses when he should have been pressing the OFF button during that fateful night in 1986. .
For example, if you can't straighten your arms while you're bench pressing, ease off on the weight.
WASHINGTON — The Bush administration, after considerable internal debate, has decided not to take direct punitive action against Russia for its conflict with Georgia, concluding that it has little leverage if it acts unilaterally and that it would be better off pressing for a chorus of international criticism to be led by Europe.
