handballing造句

• Professional Australian footballers are typically competent at handballing using either punching arm.
• Beveridge played as a centreman and was noted for his handballing skills.
• Rule 9, which covers handballing, also defines a major feature of the Australian game.
• At Melbourne he developed into an aggressive player, winning possessions in packs and showed great handballing skills.
• Noted for his accurate handballing skills, he won the handball competition on the TV show " World of Sport " three times.
• A player receiving a free kick is not restricted to handballing to another player, or run around the mark where the free kick has been paid.
• Suffice to say, in a short answer, is that the reason that containerisation works is that it is so very much more efficient than was the handballing method of yore.
• Farmer was a strong, skilled and mobile handballing through car windows at the car yard where he worked, and one of his football legacies is changing handballing from a last-resort option to a " dangerous offensive weapon ".
• Farmer was a strong, skilled and mobile handballing through car windows at the car yard where he worked, and one of his football legacies is changing handballing from a last-resort option to a " dangerous offensive weapon ".
• In 2009, Judd was featured in the official advertisement for the AFL, receiving a mark from Aaron Davey on a basketball court and then sprinting in front of a stampede of horses on a horse racing track before handballing to Adam Goodes.
• It is one of the Collingwood  which game was also historic, in that it heralded the dawning of a new style of football  still largely in use today, wherein handballing was introduced more to commence the attack from the back line.
• I know that some people would say that children should be able to see all facts, but in practice a school is likely to have complaints from a number of parents if it turns out that the kids are looking up Handballing, Autoeroticism etc .-- Chris Q 06 : 13 Oct 16, 2002 ( UTC)