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Collins coached us on doing something that businesses do, which is define your mission and identify your core values.
He coached Little League for our son.
Now, Coach Parker had coached mediocre teams for years.
Expertise means not needing to be coached.
He's coached five Olympians, and the man's office is lined from floor to ceiling with All America certificates of all these athletes he's coached.
So, I met the man, walked in his office, and saw these posters and magazine covers of people he has coached.
And we got to talking, and it turned out to be a great partnership because he'd never coached a disabled athlete, so therefore he had no preconceived notions of what I was or wasn't capable of, and I'd never been coached before.
This film is a great history of this great man and his great love for Notre Dame Never realized that Knute has such great talents in chemistry and laboratory science and also taught chemistry for years and at the same time coached the football team.
But it is undeniable that he had a great impact on the game of football as well as having a tremendous impact on the lives of so many of the young men he coached.
As stated, it's a movie about the brightness of life coached under the guise of death.
After watching this I really hope my kids are coached by someone who has a philosophy like Coach Gelwix.
I think that Susan Surandon and Molly Ringwald were likely studying the script together, and I would be a bit surprised if Surandon had coached Ringwald during this project.
You can't tell me they aren't being coached sometimes on the crying.
Cliff Robertson as a scheming husband married to a rich wife delivers a razzie-worthy performance here if there ever was one; it's as if director Michael Anderson kept yelling "dial it down; think zombie, only less lively" through his little bullhorn as he coached Robertson's effort.
I hope whoever coached these losers on their accents was fired.
Filmed in a documentary style, but you can pretty well tell participants had been coached.
I presume they were just kids who happened to be the right age and handy, but they were not well coached, and their scenes were a minor annoyance.
Perhaps it is my religious upbringing, but the sight of the nuns being coached by Whoopi Goldberg to integrate do-wop and Motown into their choir music never fails to tickle my funny bone.
There are 12 musical productions in the film and some showstopper performances by Sheila E (coached by Prince for this film) especially.
My Father coached little league for years for my older Brother and myself.
The film demonstrates how expert witnesses are selected and coached so that the presentation to the jury becomes a calculated performance.
After connecting with the regional telemedicine center, a doctor coached the caregiver through Debora’s treatment, and in the process, very likely saved her life.
Who would have predicted thirty years ago that British soccer fans would have cheered for a London team full of Africans, Latin Americans, and Spaniards, coached by a Frenchman?
Levin offered to replace her, but having once heard Levin giving the lesson and noticing that he was not doing it the same way as the master who had coached the boy in Moscow, she – though embarrassed and anxious not to offend Levin – told him resolutely that the text-book must be followed in the master's way and that she would rather give the lessons herself.