Sentence examples for return skills from inspiring English sources

He can and will double as a returner, as his return skills are very good.

This year, the Kansas City Chiefs used a second-round draft pick on Dexter McCluster, a wide receiver who is being used primarily for his return skills (he has returned a punt for a touchdown).

The Raiders took him in the first round of the 1988 draft, primarily because of his superb kick-return skills.

The Redskins might play Sanders at safety as much as cornerback, and his kick-return skills would make their special teams dangerous.

Here is where everyone seems to agree: That Moss's kick-return skills might make him the league's most dangerous special-teams player next season.

He has to have punt-returning skills.

Theresa May has merged two departments to create the Department of Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy, and has returned skills and so on to the education department.

But his 44-inch vertical leap -- his former college coach, Butch Davis, now of the Cleveland Browns, said he had never seen Moss outleaped by a defender -- his blistering 4.37-second time in the 40-yard dash, and, most critically, his game-breaking punt-returning skills were impressive enough that the Jets openly coveted him.

He told the Chicago Tribune that he plans on spending the offseason honing his receiving and returning skills by strengthening in his legs, especially to fully recover from the calf injury he sustained earlier.

To test this additional hypothesis, we create a measure of racial discrimination based on returns to skills, estimate returns to education for blacks and whites, and compute the ratio of average returns for blacks to average returns for whites.

However, the sharp assumptions about the return to skills dropping all the way to zero above max j and the cost of skill deployment being exactly zero up to one's endowment can be relaxed.