Sentence examples for promising passing from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the home side's confidence was growing as they built on their organisation by producing some promising passing play and threatening on the counter-attack.

Paul Pogba initially began with some promising passing from midfield, picking out Rashford on a couple of occasions and generally moving the ball around crisply, though towards the end of the first half there seemed some confusion over where he was meant to be playing.

Scotland were putting together some promising passing moves, with the two early goals raising the confidence that had taken something of a battering in the World Cup qualifiers.

But on Thursday, the day after the St . Petersburgbill was passed and just as Moscow legislators were promising to pass one of their own, my 13-year-old son, who attends a private school with a liberal reputation in Moscow, came home and told me he had removed his new earring after a teacher told him that wearing earrings means you're gay and is therefore inappropriate.

(They are promising to pass them again next year, knowing that Mr. Bush will support them).

Under pressure from prosecutors, Cardinal Edward M. Egan announced yet another policy change yesterday regarding priests who abuse minors, promising to pass on allegations of abuse directly to district attorneys.

Ideally, politicians should be calling for accelerated safety trials and promising to pass liability caps if the cars meet acceptable standards, whether that be sooner or later.

Streleț was forced to meet with a contact group from the protestors, inviting them to further negotiations and promising to pass along their request to meet with the president.

Mr. Edwards borrowed heavily from his stump speech, promising to pass a universal health care plan, start a program to help finance college education, and offer incentive pay to teachers who voluntarily work in high-poverty schools.

It is also arguably less damaging to the UK economy than promising to pass a five-year statute banning the government from increasing income tax, VAT or national insurance regardless of the state of the economy.

Those to whom I now hand out copies of Revolutionary Road react as I did, calling nervously, to say that the book seems very sad and again, when they have finished, promising to pass it on.