Sentence examples for whose coaching from inspiring English sources

The two are longtime friends whose coaching roots at North Carolina and Kansas are intertwined.

This is a man whose coaching dissertation was entitled "The difficult balance between tradition and progress at Eintracht Braunschweig".

Mick Malthouse, whose coaching future had generated more column inches than the Blues' 0-3 stortheo the season, was visibly relieved in his post-match press conference.

On the side of possession was Allen Wade, the technical director of the FA, whose coaching course was such an influence on the likes of Roy Hodgson.

Jack Harbaugh, whose coaching career spanned more than 40 years and who led Western Kentucky to the Division 1-AA national title in 2002, said: "I remember thinking, that's it, my job's gone, because Bo Schembechler waits for no one.

"He was running 200/400 when I first came to know David in 2004," said O'Connell, whose coaching résumé is packed with world-class athletes, including Ibrahim Hussein, who in 1988 became the first African to win the Boston Marathon.

Skidmore, whose coach, Paul Dion, was E.C.A.C.

And so will Almería, whose coach Unai Emery is for the chop.

Second in the league went to CSKA Moscow, whose coach, Leonid Slutsky, continues to impress.

Maine, whose coach, Joanne PalomadeMcCallie, made the trip despite being eight months pregnant, finished 20-11.

We spoke to four business owners whose coaches and mentors gave their business a leg up.