Use "coaches" in a sentence

1. coaches often bear much of that brunt

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2. become a teacher of teachers, a coach of coaches, a healer to

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3. and various schools of thought in the area of personal growth and achievement, he coaches

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4. 'And today the AIS has hundreds of staff - coaches, doctors and physios

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5. She could cut the time in half if she rode coaches thru the interconnects, but that would burn a good portion of what she could get back out of the house

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6. He separated out daily expense funds and then locked the bulk of his bank away as directed, and so joined his elder companion on the walk through a couple coaches up to the Dining car

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7. “ I had not conceived how rich were the appointments of the Pullman coaches

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8. front of radar guns and the eyes of coaches

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9. Everybody including the coaches just stared for a minute

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10. There was music coming from many establishments, and hired drivers yelling from the coaches which crossed this khume, often on bridges inside it on an upper floor

11. Square, as most coaches stop close to it

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12. When the toll upon carriages of luxury, upon coaches, post-chaises, etc

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13. The tax of five shillings a-week upon every hackney coach, and that of ten shillings a-year upon every hackney chair, so far as it is advanced by the different keepers of such coaches and chairs, is exactly enough proportioned to the extent of their respective dealings

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14. In fact, most pros and coaches say you should start with your arms relaxed at your sides

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15. This was supposed to be the job of the defensive coaches and they started out telling Tony to mind his own business, just run the offense, but he kept doing it and after awhile they just left him alone because it was a positive influence

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16. That is a unique relationship because half the time I know the coaches are full of shit

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17. Before that first practice, Tony asked for a team meeting without coaches present

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18. My coaches and teammates made me better

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19. Greenberg‘s column (―Poll-itically Incorrect‖) criticizing the unsportsmanlike manner of some college football coaches who perennially run up scores against weaker opponents in order to impress pollsters, (and thereby secure higher national rankings), inconsistent with previous viewpoints expressed in earlier columns addressing the same issue

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20. No less thought provoking was his (ironic) reference to Penn State coach Joe Paterno, a gentleman whose regard for opposing coaches and players has precluded his running up scores in a manner that may have arguably cost his program a national championship or two over the years

21. His latest ―outrage‖ centers on the paucity of African American head coaches in the National Football League (NFL) when measured against the disproportion of Black/White (70/30) players in the league

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22. law of attraction teachers and coaches to help us understand the

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23. teach in PlayAble to our coaches and instructors, is that inclusion is all about providing a choice to people with different abilities to play together in the way that they want

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24. It’s really about enabling trainers and coaches to actually

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25. I think even the coaches get more and more creative too, as we have to use what is available

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26. coaches after the course immediately have great attitudes and they really want to try their level best to help

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27. The team’s owners and coaches had to figure whether he fit the team’s mold, how to use the draft, the trades and the free agency

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28. Coaches and leaders have to infuse their questions with superlatives and passion

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29. In addition to this, on managerial and psychological level, in order to create superior questions, coaches, leaders and managers have to think in superlatives and believe in superlatives and hold them selves to their highest personal standards

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30. Coaches are charged with

31. the support of teachers, coaches,

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32. In that capacity, he was in charge of coaches and referees

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33. Since he did not have enough coaches for the girl teams, he recruited a reluctant and expecting Josie to coach Suni’s team

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34. Mike did play football, but quarreled with the coaches

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35. He led a round of applause as each race’s contestants and coaches dispersed to the many event sites scattered about the crater floor

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36. team coaches, whilst the referee spoke with him

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37. business associates what consultants they use or what coaches they take advantage of?

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38. coaches, authors, and so on, it’s good to have more than one Web site and definitely more than

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39. Authors Wendy Sullivan and Judy Rees wrote Clean Language, a book that is helpful for life coaches to engage in helpful conversations by using metaphor as a way to elicit healing dialog

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40. At Raymond’s age I had lusted over men – from teachers to sports coaches to surfies and body-builders

41. Now, one year later, we ind that the rates of abuse perpetration actually increased among youth who didn’t participate, whereas perpetration did not increase among the male athletes whose coaches delivered the program

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42. Miller, the CBIM program works with coaches to teach their male athletes about building healthy relationships and how to intervene when witnessing disrespectful and abusive behaviors among their peers

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43. “We’ve always known that coaches play a pivotal role in shaping young athletes’ attitudes about respect and healthy relationships,” said Esta Soler, president and founder of Futures Without Violence

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44. The CBIM materials train coaches to talk with their male athletes about stopping and preventing violence and abuse by using a series of training cards that guide athletes through weekly, 15-minute conversations during the sports season

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45. He only stared, watching the lantern-lit hackney coaches flit here and there through the streets; watching the candles-in-windows, symbols of Warock

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46. John M Berardi, PhD, CSCS - his philosophy is simple: people from all walks of life, from soccer stars to soccer coaches to soccer moms, should have access to the most recent developments in health, exercise, and nutrient science

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47. High school football coaches can shame their players into being tougher and playing

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48. allies within the school, like the coaches or even the principal

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49. The coaches might like him, but that didn’t mean they would give him their addresses or phone numbers

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50. He must have been smartmouthing one of the coaches, or maybe a friend of one of the coaches

51. She found the number of the rep, a shop teacher who was buddies with all the coaches who loved Tom

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52. Except for the coaches, of course

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53. The coaches had been at her all morning too, wanting to keep Tom from being transferred, though they knew perfectly well that he was guilty and had lied about Miss K, even page 147

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54. Origin: This phrase dates back to the eighteenth century, at the height of the great coaching era, when the town of Stony Stratford was an important stopping-off point for mail and passenger coaches travelling between London and the north

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55. Travelers on these coaches were regarded as a great source of current news from remote parts of the country, which would be imparted in the town's two main inns, The Cock and The Bull

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56. “You see,” he told the mother, “Although the coaches

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57. Initially, some of the inhabitants of the shanty town grouped together near the gate, bearing banners and chanting repeatedly, “LET US IN” and, as the occasional convoy of armoured coaches arrived and were let through, they would run up to the open gate in an attempt to gain entry

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58. Athletes and executives both use coaches to teach them to be more

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59. More pitchers, coaches, infielders and outfielders from the Monarchs should be added to the Hall of Fame

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60. Wilkinson was the owner, but he found the right coaches, scouts and players to produce winning teams

61. coaches it will always remain their favourite approach to

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62. - Remind coaches that the choice is theirs to take

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63. - Ask coaches if they have any questions or subjects to discuss

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64. The Enneagram model is used by a variety of coaches as a basis

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65. Carl Rogers saw therapists or coaches as equal partners with

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66. Rogers strongly believed that therapists and coaches should be

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67. • Communication theory: As coaches, we realise that we can

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68. shown that appreciative and coacheecentered coaches are

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69. for managers and coaches to start experiencing the power

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70. Because what we focus on grows, coaches encourage coachees

71. fact, many times coaches don't know either

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72. The model reflects our findings that experienced coaches who

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73. Coaches can use the model to structure their coaching sessions

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74. Positive Coaches recognize that

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75. distinguishing factor of Power Coaches is that they must have an

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76. In an increasingly online world, we still need coaches, a

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77. What Can Holistic Coaches Do For Their Clients?

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78. She had been born and raised in a city six hundred miles away, a gloomy city where on ghostly nights the coaches of the viceroys still rattled through the cobbled streets, Thirty-two belfries tolled a dirge at six in the afternoon

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79. There was not much time to think about it, however, because the suspicious inhab-itants of Macondo barely began to wonder what the devil was going on when the town had already become transformed into an encampment of wooden houses with zinc roofs inhabited by foreigners who arrived on the train from halfway around the world, riding not only on the seats and platforms but even on the roof of the coaches

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80. Often children’s moms and some of their teachers and athletic coaches shack up

81. So many different people can be involved: officials of the game, coaches, players and even fans

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82. Coaches and managers are not absolved from the

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83. Players, coaches, management and the league all have a hand in being unfair to their supporters by the movement of players so much that one really needs to buy a scorecard, if he or she still has interest in the game

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84. Their team had the best defense in the league when they were in charge, but victories were scarce when these individuals became head coaches

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85. Karen Hoyos is one of the most recognized success coaches and

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86. co-active coaching training from the Coaches Training Institute; and

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87. The patriarch and his family traveled in these coaches that straddled two long poles on each side, carried by eight men each, and there were three of them

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88. In school, Sarah was always picked last for team sports and wasn‘t encouraged by her coaches or teachers to engage in regular play with the other children

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89. She holds a membership with COMENSA (Coaches and Mentors of SA) and the Meta-Coach Foundation

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90. “Not really, but I do know that gold leaf is sometimes used on Royal barges and Admiral’s coaches,

91. The railway coaches standing on the tracks were burned down

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92. “Well Barry and Nicolas found out that the other kid Ray came right up in Mike and Mitch’s faces! That’s when Mike kneed Ray hard in the groin area then Mitch grabbed Ray by the throat and threw him across the ground! Barry and Nicolas found out that Ray fell all the way back hard and hit his head against a hard object then laid there motionless! Several security guards and one of the coaches ran to Mike and Mitch and grabbed them as the other coach and Ray’s team ran to Ray! That’s when Barry and Nicolas ran back to Mike and Mitch and found out what had happened!”

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93. For Joe Turk, coach travel equalled comfort, speed and convenience; coaches abounded and the roadside restaurants were open twenty-four hours a day to cope with the constant stream of punters

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94. The coaches have temporarily

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95. for the coaches to try out promising Colts players in the Senior Reserve side on

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96. Speaking in this melodious and very pleasant language, they went into the private room for coaches

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97. Buses and coaches accounted for less

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98. Over the same period, mileage by road passenger vehicles increased by more than this (129 per cent), but total passenger km by about the same amount, 83 per cent, less than vehicle mileage because of the increase in the share of private cars which of course carry fewer passengers than buses and coaches

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99. This does not mean that the efficiency as distinct from the intensity of road passenger transport has declined because at least part of the increase in intensity is a structural change effect resulting from the switch from buses and coaches to private cars with their higher energy intensity per passenger km traveled

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