Sentence examples for season ability from inspiring English sources

"If we win a championship," Nets guard Jacque Vaughn said, "there'll be no more lingering questions about his career, about anything that anyone brings up: injuries in the past; ability to sustain for a season; ability to lead a team.

Look no further than his penetration all season, his ability to draw fouls and shoot free throws and create similar opportunities for others.

This season his ability to cope with the setbacks and return with a renewed vigour for the following meetings has been exemplary.

The Lakers' wild rally in the fourth quarter was a metaphor for their season, the ability to play poorly for long stretches and still hunt down their opponent.

The story has always been the season, the ability to perform and grow and problem-solve from autumn into winter into spring.

Assuming that "Southland" survives to return for a second season, its ability to play at 8 or 9 p.m. will be key to NBC's hopes of rising out of fourth place in the network ratings wars.

At the same time, his most glaring issue going into the season — his ability to move nimbly around the bag and stay out of harm's way — has not surfaced as a real problem.

"I feel pace is something we lacked up front last season, that ability to get behind defences and stretch them".

Millet agriculture appears to have been well adapted to the highlands of western Sichuan, thanks to its short growing season and ability to tolerate cold and arid climates (Chai 1999; Mann 1946).

Clark Middleton, who was last seen in the first season episode "Ability", made his second guest appearance in "The Bishop Revival" as rare bookseller Edward Markham.

Although Mentor took less intercepts this year than in previous seasons, her ability to blanket her player kept opponents to some of their lowest scores for the season.