Sentence examples for wing guard from inspiring English sources

Wells is a 6-foot-5 freshman who starts as a wing guard, but plays much bigger because of what teammate Jeff Robinson calls "a football player's body".

Tony Allen, the starting wing guard, is 23, but he is playing just his second season for the Cowboys after playing for two junior colleges.

Carney, a 6-foot-7 sophomore wing guard, was guarded by Oklahoma State's Allen, who is three inches shorter but made it difficult for Carney to catch the ball in shooting position.

Now, Melo wanted to help a not-so-well-known guard, Will Sheehey, who was a senior and new teammate at Sagemont High School in Weston, Fla. Sheehey, a 6-foot-6 wing guard, had transferred to Sagemont from his high school in Stuart, Fla., to play with Melo and get some more exposure.

MID BITS: Starting wing guard Kendall Knorr did not dress for the game due to neck spasms.

On March 26 , 2011 Michigan received its second verbal commitment of the class of 2012 from Canadian wing guard Nik Stauskas.

With 10 minutes 58 seconds left in the third quarter, Ewing got the ball on the left wing, guarded by Arvydas Sabonis, another relic.

Kentucky's second-leading scorer, the 6-foot-8 forward Erik Daniels, averages 14.7 points a game -- 15th in the S.E.C. Daniels is part of a confounding inside tandem with Hayes, a 6-6 forwhod who is not much taller than most teams' wing guards.

This period saw the extension of the east side of the fortress with a three floored wing, guarded by high scalloped walls connecting the bastion towers St Mary (M in Illustration 7), Middle (K) and South (H).

The party's paramilitary wing, Hungarian Guard, likened to the Nazi brownshirts for the habit of wearing traditional dress, with black boots and trousers, was banned in 2009.

Lang's actions deepened the split in the national Labor Party, leading to Scullin's defeat in 1931, and encouraged the development of the right-wing New Guard movement in opposition to Lang's policies.