Sentence examples for suggesting a player from inspiring English sources

However Aston Villa then lost their next six games scoring just one goal in the process and also Roy Keane resigned as assistant manager citing wanting to spend more time with his family and finding it difficult to combine with his other assistant job with Republic Of Ireland, although some rumours suggesting a player bust up lead to him ultimately departing.

Yet an average of 15.75 in his past nine Tests suggests a player firmly in the departure lounge.

That suggests a player content with his lot, though Chelsea stand in the way of the real prize.

That triptych suggests a player with outstanding stamina, as well as a priceless ability to read the game.

Two bogeys in the last two holes with a Masters on the line does not suggest a player entirely at ease with his game.

A strong offensive outing Saturday night against the Arizona Diamondbacks suggested a player who will not go down without a fight.

Murray began by having to dig himself out of 0-40 and then missed a break point in the next game when Mónaco pulled off one of those gets that suggest a player has all the stars aligned in his favour.

But the ARL chairman Colin Love is disappointed that Tallis has suggested a player should sit out Tests and the Broncos chief executive Bruno Cullen has backed his inclusion in the team.

It feels preposterous to suggest a player who has scored 27 goals in 30 league games might still be catching the Championship unawares, but so much of the focus in a refreshingly attack-minded team is hogged by the extravagant skills of Wilfried Zaha and Yannick Bolasie, and of late the young Welshman Jonathan Williams, that the focal point has often gone ignored.

Saxophonist Jack Wylie's pure, fluting tone suggests a classical player with fitful jazzy leanings, but Portico use him as a textural element more than a full-on improviser.

Though the Crew already have two losses this season, Kei Kamara's form of late – he scored two against Vancouver a week and a half ago – suggests a dangerous player settling in well to his new digs.