Sentence examples for a big roster from inspiring English sources

It's a brisk adventure through the RPG series' history, with a big roster of characters and weekly events in store.

Evidence thus suggests that while the stars struggle to deliver brawny numbers on their own, audiences are more engaged when they are paired together, and even more so with The Expendables franchise, which offers a big roster of action talent.

Thanks to a big roster of small contributors and a sizable chunk from his own pocket, Los Angeles County supervisorial candidate Bobby Shriver has jumped ahead of rival Sheila Kuehl in gathering campaign cash for the race to replace incumbent Zev Yaroslavsky, finance statements show.

The idea was that a bigger roster would mean greater influence and credibility.

When the Red Sox called up shortstop prospect Jose Iglesias the hope was that he would be good enough to stick around on a big league roster.

For all the promise of its early work, the firm didn't build up a big enough roster of serious architecture to leaven its participation in the culture of architectural celebrity, and now the thinness shows.

Surprise breakouts notwithstanding, it's going to be a long six months of marvelling that Mike Pelfry's still on a big league roster and feeling vaguely bad for Joe Mauer.

I got sent back down to Triple-A and started there and showed that I am a starter and not a reliever, but whatever it takes to be on a big league roster, that's what I'm going to do and obviously that's what I have to be.

This was a bitter and unexpected end for the Mavericks, who had legitimate title hopes after making several big roster moves.

He also cited "a trend for larger marketers to hire additional, smaller agencies for creative work or specialty projects beyond their big roster shops".

It's difficult to say which was the bigger comeback story: the Giants, returning from an 0-2 hole to take three straight at Cincinnati in their division series, or Blanco, flunking out of Class AAA baseball, then fighting his way onto a big-league roster, then into a starting spot, then into the postseason.