Sentence examples for simple lob from inspiring English sources

Klopp would have been disappointed with Liverpool's first‑half effort and within five minutes of the second period his side finally exploited Everton's high line with a simple lob over the top of the defence for Firmino, who shrugged Fuenes Mori aside but could not quite provide a suitable finish.

Something is fundamentally wrong when so many goals are the results of back fours being caught out by simple lobs over their heads with opposing forwards allowed to move on to the ball unchallenged.

It has smoothed over paperwork with its ISS partners and volunteered astronauts to conduct simple research or lob mini-satellites out of the ISS's airlock (actually a precisely controlled process).

The second has been public forays that are designed to have demonstration effects: they are designed to show that he can lob simple rhetorical bombs that resonate with the base, and pierce the default distraction of ordinary voters going about their lives.

Fulham's simple tactic of lobbing the ball in behind their defence caused them all sorts of problems.

For a more formal approach, lob a simple post asking for feedback and provide a hashtag to collect the responses.

His intelligent combination of attack and defence in perilous circumstances was deserving of a century but the 39-year-old, in his 118th ODI, was stranded four runs short when the giant Irfan lobbed a simple catch to short-leg.

Former skipper Younis Khan batted out 13 overs for only 11 before driving straight to mid-on, while Taufeeq Umar lobbed a simple catch to Kumar Sangakkara at point in the final session.

Abhinav Mukund departed in the second over, lobbing a simple catch to Marlon Samuels at gully off the bowling of Rampaul, while Rahul Dravid did not fare much better, contributing five before edging a fine delivery from Sammy to wicketkeeper Carlton Baugh.

He goes for the drive, plays too early and lobs up a simple catch to Hamish Marshall at extra cover.

And Chapple then made it 801 when stand-in skipper Ian Bell lobbed up a simple chance to Karl Brown, running across from square leg.