Sentence examples similar to taller post from inspiring English sources

The 6-foot-7 Jefferson has the athleticism to match either the slashing small forwards or taller post-up players, and with defensive-minded Kenyon Martin beside him, has managed to hold his own.

It also optimizes the placement of posts so wider or taller posts aren't squished into squares.

Two playground games make the list: one is a 1960s sculpture by John Bridgeman at Acocks Green in Birmingham, designed for children to scramble on and in, the other a tall post with hooks which once held chains and ropes, a "Giant's Stride" donated in 1866 to the children of of Townfield School in county Durham by the vicar: his wife gave skipping ropes to the girls.

A tall post carved with the face of a bearded god stands embedded within a circle of rocks.

Inside, cool, the ceiling was vast, supported by tall posts of ironwood, crossbars lashed together with guacamote vine.

The largest works were tall posts with animals and geometric designs carved in high relief; these were used for temporary feast houses.

West of Monk's Mound, a circle of tall posts used the position of the rising sun to mark the summer and winter solstices and the spring and fall equinoxes.

In 2006 one of the city centre's tallest post-war blocks was torn down.

The first hockey goals were "7 feet tall posts placed 6 yards apart" but were reduced to 4 yards apart in the 1886 rules.

You will need four eight-foot tall posts, so that you can place one at each corner of the net.

Texas shot 54percentt in a 47-point second half and dominated the play under the basket with its taller, stronger post players.