back split造句

• Earlier in the game, he was covering Green when the running back split out.
• During games, the backs split the workload for the No . 1 rushing offense in the Southeastern Conference.
• Got my back split for that.
• Manager Jimy Williams, looking to the September crunch, said, " We have six days and eight games, including back-to-back splits.
• The architecture buildings in Texas Hollywood are of two different styles built back to back split between two different areas.
• A variation of the split entry is called the " front to back split " in which there are two upper levels.
• Utah's 2-point try, featuring an unusual formation with three lineman and a back split wide left, proved successful, something that McBride's staff filed away.
• Cui relayed back split times and the track position of runner Li Ji as the race progressed and shouted commands to her on nearly every lap.
• She was known for her extreme flexibility, her emphasis in point of landing on high releve in her back split pivots led to a career ending injury.
• In the 1999 NLDS, the D-Backs split their first two games at home before the New York Mets knocked them out with two wins at Shea Stadium.
• Shiro Arai's early Guyatone produced guitars displayed problems when exported caused by the dryer climates in America : bindings became unglued, backs split, and necks broke just below the headstock.
• Argentine goalkeeper Pablo Cavellero clipped Andres Mendoza at the top of the penalty area after Julio Garcia's ball out of the back split Ayala and Facundo Quiroga and sent Mendoza in on goal.
• But McGraw, who as a safety would have been more likely to choose to match up against a slower tight end or a running back split wide, held his own and a second-round draft pick was born.
• There are several thousand years completely unmapped, but the most recent bits revealed seem like Kahvi one day just did not come back from one of her expeditions, and the Go-Backs split, some staying in the Frozen Mountains, others settling the New Land-Teir's people.