bench man造句

• He's understandably fond of the veteran bench men.
• To most of the league's bench men, routine.
• You can't blame the coaching, considering the number of bench men the club has gone through.
• He had replaced Samaki Walker in the lineup only three games back against San Antonio after being a key off-the-bench man.
• Instead of hoping that bench men around the NBA have noticed his achievements under duress, Vaught wishes basketball employed baseball's All-Star formula, which dictates every team must be represented.
• For a 37-hour work week, a bench man was paid $ 144 and an oven man $ 6 more, with opportunities to more than double that in overtime when demand required.
• Coach's corner : Detroit's Doug Collins, one of the most intense bench men in the league, was bothered a lot more by Horry's towel-throwing incident in Phoenix than the team that traded for him.
• He had great influence over the appointment of judges : while he naturally wished to appoint to the Bench men of legal ability, a record of loyalty to the Crown was also generally required.
• "At Foot Locker, we have benches men sit on to try on shoes; we found out women don't want to do that, " says Hilary Chasen, vice president / retail brands at New York-based Lady Foot Locker.
• It's believed that the coaches'vote _ in which the West's 14 bench men can select anyone who's not on their own team _ will come down to Jones and Drexler for the last spot in the backcourt.
• An article for the UCLA Law Review started with his tongue-in-cheek idea for a movie featuring Bench Man, a frumpy judge by day who turns superhero at night, donning a mask to become a righteous juror who keeps recalcitrant lawyers in line with Extreme Vengeance.
• But a chipped bone in his right hand threatened Irish's participation in the final for the second year running, and reliable bench man Mike Spaid had only returned to training after an ankle injury just five days before the Royal Albert Hall encounter with Kingston on 14 December.