Sentence examples for stayed on the ice from inspiring English sources
Sports journalists Damien Cox and Stephen Brunt wrote about Bure during the 1994 Stanley Cup playoffs that he was a "two-way dynamo," accounting for "several bodychecks he handed out on the night" and for his defensive abilities as he stayed on the ice in the final minutes of a one-goal playoff match against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
If O'Connell sent Thornton onto the ice, Madden stayed on the ice.
Hamhuis, who was shoved from behind by Hossa, stayed on the ice for about a minute before he got up.
Crosby stayed on the ice about 20 minutes after the team's light practice to work on individual skills with other players sidelined by or just back from injuries.
He stayed on the ice long after most of his teammates had left, defending shots from Jaromir Jagr and working on breakaways.
The first sign that Richards would be out of the lineup came after practice, when he stayed on the ice to skate with other players who are injured or possibly scratched, including Darroll Powe, Arron Asham and Chris Kreider.
We're staying on the ice too long.
Defensemen usually stay on the ice for a slightly longer period of time.
Stevens stays on the ice longer than any of the others when the Devils are killing a penalty.
"At one point, one of the prides of hockey is this is a game when you stay on the ice the whole time, like soccer," he said.
