Sentence examples for slick combination from inspiring English sources
That manoeuvre featured an increasingly elusive slick combination between the England forward and Riyad Mahrez but, tellingly, Sunderland enjoyed infinitely greater success in getting behind their opponents' defence.
But the Dragons struck back to trail 18-10 at half-time after Marshall and Widdop's slick combination produced a simple finish for Kalifa Faifai Loa.
Recently, an outrageous volley against Angers, and a slick combination with Ibrahimovic to construct and finish the matchwinner at Marseille, demonstrated his renewed confidence perfectly.
Kagawa linked well with Patrice Evra down the left and a slick combination between the pair, plus a flick from Rooney, presented the midfielder with the first opportunity of the night.
The Leeds captain was sent over after a slick combination between Brent Webb and his fellow Kiwi Ali Lauitiiti to establish a 12-0 learlyarly in the second half which always looked unassailable in such conditions.
London did close the gap to 20-12 witriesies from Rob Parker and Glen Air, but Hull stretched away again with Tony Smith's second try after a slick combination with Scott Logan.
His next three followed between the 48th and 53rd minutes, all of them straightforward finishes after more slick combinations down the middle featuring Carvell, Bridge and the Samoan veteran David Solomona.
Khan continued in the same vein in the fifth, staying at range, spinning out of trouble and peppering Collazo with slick combinations.
But despite his positive attitude, Rees was not hurting the American who offered plenty of showboating before exploding into action at the end of the third as he pinned the Welshman on the ropes with some slick combinations.
(The signature Alan Jackson sound is old-fashioned but slick, a combination that tends to drive country purists nuts).
It's a slick, pacey combination of rom-com and heist caper, especially in a flawless opening sequence which reveals the sophistication of Duris's relationship-busting operation.
