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Examples
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She tried to evade him, but this time his luck was better, or hers worse; he caught her by the skirt, and wrenched her offbalance long enough to take complete control of the situation.
red dust Ryn Cricket 2010
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His offbalance 3 over Felton put Golden State ahead 84-72 late in the third quarter.
USATODAY.com 2008
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Add to that I haven't drafted a single card for Ravnica block, and it's just throwing me offbalance each time a new set is released.
jaimewolf Diary Entry jaimewolf 2006
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With the defense bearing down, Doman moved to his right and threw offbalance to Ord just inside the goal line with 3: 33 left.
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"I thought our offensive play calling kept them offbalance most of the day," Clemson coach Tommy Bowden said.
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The offbalance weight of his pack drove him crazy, but never quite crazy enough to drop it overboard.
Destiny's Road Niven, Larry 1997
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"After that, I could just attack and try to keep them offbalance."
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In two years, he has elevated Auburn from 110th nationally in scoring offense to sixth, setting a tempo geared toward keeping opposing defenses offbalance and backpedaling.
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In two years, he has elevated Auburn from 110th nationally in scoring offense to sixth, setting a tempo geared toward keeping opposing defenses offbalance and backpedaling.
The Seattle Times 2010
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"After that, I could just attack and try to keep them offbalance."
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