Sentence examples for watch practices from inspiring English sources

The most noticeable changes so far have been inviting the news media and players' families to watch practices and allowing assistant coaches to speak to the news media.

When a mother asks if a curtain in the gym can be removed so parents can watch practices through an interior window, she dismisses the idea with, "You want to tap on glass, go to the zoo".

But for a month every summer, the Jets held camp on the Hofstra soccer field and an adjacent field, where the fences were chest-high, and fans could watch practices.

Burns says that even though he has no idea what's going on, he's a football "addict," who watches games while texting missives to his best friend like "Did you see that?" and "What happened?" Today the journalists who get the most access from N.F.L. teams are the broadcasters, who watch practices and have extended conferences with coaches and significant players.

In 2000, The New York Times sportswriter Dave Anderson wrote of the Jets' preparations for the Oakland game: The Raiders declined to allow New York reporters to watch practices, a courtesy Ewbank extended to Oakland pressmen.

"Now people have been showing up to watch practice.

"Thursday was the first day we actually had more people practice than watch practice," Krikorian said.

The shades to the large windows on Lafayette Street — where pedestrians stop and watch practice — were drawn.

A pool reporter was allowed to watch practice but was not told of the decision.

I'll watch practice this week, but I'm not going to bury Jason here".

"We talk pretty regularly; he comes out to watch practice occasionally," Carr said.