The city has produced a steady stream of national team players, from Eric Wynalda (who attended San Diego State University) to Frankie Hejduk, Steve Cherundolo and most recently Joe Corona, who just missed Jürgen Klinsmann's final cut for Brazil.
With Tyson Chandler as the first line of defense, and a steady stream of double teams, the Knicks held Howard to six field-goal attempts and forced him into six turnovers.
On the road leading up to the border medical teams treated a steady stream of people, mainly for injuries sustained from walking and heat exhaustion.
Like other new ballparks, the financing for the 41,800-seat Citi Field was based on the assumption that the team would have a steady stream of customers for its luxury boxes and premium seats, some of which cost $500 a game.
During the interminable six-month lead-up to our July 20 date at The Q, the 15 players who comprised our team engaged in a steady stream of email correspondence that ranged from purely logistical to deeply existential.
Far more common are the winning-means-everything coaches, like the one in Mission Viejo, Calif., who runs an elite quarterback camp in the off-season, which has ensured a steady stream of talented players onto his team.
Now, the slugging first baseman Jose Abreu is reported to have left Cuba, and he may soon be available to major league teams, the latest in a steady stream of talent heading to the United States.
A current-affairs panel show with women as presenters, team captains, script-writers and regulars would soon start supplying a steady stream of talent to other shows.
There was always a steady stream of young art school graduates who wanted to be her assistants, but she faltered at whipping them into a team.
There was a steady stream of announcements.
A steady stream of customers.
