Sentence examples for those stoppages from inspiring English sources

"You can't plan for those stoppages," said Wyking Jones, an assistant coach for Louisville.

Those stoppages, as well as those in which officials confirm whether a shot was made from behind the 3-point line, have become an area for coaches to employ gamesmanship.

It's more than likely that there will be some breaks for rain in this Test match, and learning to deal with those stoppages is just as much of a skill as playing an on-drive or a cut shot.

Al-B Hannemann, who played on the AVP tour for 18 years and witnessed those league stoppages, wanted to create a different league for players, by players, that would be sustainable.

In the two previous N.F.L. work stoppages, those Redskins remained unified, held their own practices and stuck to blueprints provided by their coaches before each strike.

Unlike their four walkouts since January, the stoppages will see junior doctors refuse to work in any hospital department, even those in which lives are at stake.

So get used to the stoppages.

But the company took five days to announce the stoppages.

San Jose, bolstered by the continued saves and the dodged bullets began counterattacking and, almost like a movie script, tore apart the stunned Galaxy defense for three unanswered goals; two of those goals in stoppage time.

Following Schelling's description that such coordination comes from focal points that are both "prominent and conspicuous" I design a VCM experiment that reproduces the standard restart result and then compares those sessions to sessions where the exact pattern of stoppages is unknown.

The SAW had the highest levels of stoppages at 30 percent (102 troops), and 41 percent of those that experienced a stoppage said it had a large impact on their ability to clear the stoppage and re-engage their target.