zone of his in a sentence

1. But Krajicek was in a zone of his own in this match.
2. Lemieux in a zone of his own
3. Despite this, Peter was a keen polo player, later clandestinely playing polo outside the restriction zone of his 60s banning order.
4. He was in a zone of his own, pulling away from the field and pulling off shots that even his playing partners were forced to admire.
5. McNown, a four-year starter, was in a zone of his own during that span, completing 60.9 percent of his passes for 22 touchdowns against four interceptions.
6. It's difficult to find zone of his in a sentence.
7. As Landery explained Amador's medications, the boy stood frozen at the entrance to his room, reluctant to step out of the germ-free zone of his bubble.
8. McNown, a four-year starter, was in a zone of his own during that span, completing 60 . 9 percent of his passes for 22 touchdowns against four interceptions.
9. Meanwhile, coordinating producer David Neal, the third conductor of the orchestrated coverage, was in a zone of his own as he studied a huge wall banked with 125 monitors.
10. "The New York Times " 1988 review called Cauffiel's book " Masquerade " an " excellent account of one man's flirtation with a twilight zone of his own making ."
11. Yet for the first time since his family fled the rising Tuolumne River last week, Wortman could see the disaster zone of his Riverdale neighborhood : a haunting scene of empty houses standing in a lake.
12. Card joins a growing list of staff and advisers who worked in the previous Bush administration _ fuel to the fire for critics who say the younger Bush travels in the safety zone of his father's shadow.
13. He worked hard in the social arena, especially health care, personally driving a health van mobile unit himself to the rural zones of his diocese, as well as supervising the establishment and operation of orphanages and daycare centers.
14. In a zone of his own throughout a 6-4, 7-6 ( 11-9 ), 7-6 ( 7-3 ) third-round victory, the kid called " Scud " produced the most stunning win by an Australian since Pat Cash captured Wimbledon in 1987.
15. "My Computer " is a timely reflection of a person who burrows in the electronic comfort zone of his computer, looking for someone to talk to " to make believe it's a better world, a better life . . ."