Sentence examples for a wave of players from inspiring English sources

"We'll see a wave of players entering ownership".

What is special is a wave of players from the same country, and not the country fans might have expected.

As a timeout was called, Udonis Haslem and DeShawn Stevenson scuffled, and a wave of players entered the fray, although most did not get involved.

The victory was supposed to usher in a new era, perhaps a wave of players hopping over to Europe, and optimism over Brazil 2014.

But there has never been a wave of players remotely like this from Serbia, and Djokovic was not the only Serb to win a trophy Sunday.

DeShields, who says Hamilton reminds him of his former Expos teammate Otis Nixon, says he is in the vanguard of a wave of players who are restoring baseball to "its natural state".

Detractors cite an increased risk of injury, and a wave of player defections, mostly because of what is considered poor timing.

When he was still in the NFL, Kaepernick sparked a wave of player protests by kneeling during the national anthem to call attention to police brutality and systemic racism.

The success of Hideo Nomo and Ichiro Suzuki in recent years has led to a wave of Japanese players eager to test their abilities in the majors.

She said she would like to see a facility in the next five years that caters to what she believes will be a wave of former players in their 60s with Alzheimer's diagnoses.

Should his victory be upheld on appeal -- Clarett has been allowed into the draft, so the outcome will not affect him -- the league may face a wave of young players following his lead.