Sentence examples for small offensive from inspiring English sources

Tyron Smith, OT, U.S.C.A "small" offensive tackle at 6-foot-5, 307 pounds.

That's how journeymen outfielders earn their paycheck, with small offensive contributions and leaping catches.

Gass is interested in the figurative elisions found in swearing: "When I enjoin a small offensive fellow to 'fuck a duck', I don't mean he should".

Oddly, the Devils' small offensive outburst -- it was only the second time in seven games that they had scored at least three goals -- masked the defensive shortcomings early in the game.

He has been compared to Detroit Red Wings defenceman Brian Rafalski for his success as a small, offensive defenceman.

The small sword can provide a small offensive asset to their arsenal, but their lack of ranged weaponry leaves them at a loss, and their shields can be eaten through with automatic fire.

In September 1952, Van Fleet submitted tentative offensive plans for Operation Showdown, a small-scale offensive drafted by the US IX Corps as a ridge-capturing operation.

Classified 127e programs are "direct action" efforts, which are defined by the Pentagon as "short-duration strikes and other small-scale offensive actions conducted as a special operation in hostile, denied, or diplomatically sensitive environments".

Beginning in January 1947, Lin Biao launched a series of small offensives.

The report emphasizes the importance of missile defense in bolstering American deterrence in an era of smaller offensive nuclear arsenals.

The Jets are 2-0 againsthehe Texans under Ryan, including his head-coaching debut in 2009, when the Jets' defense manhandled the Texans' smaller offensive line in a 24-7 victory.