Sentence examples for an extensive roster from inspiring English sources

Retailers are increasingly assigning such short workweeks as they seek to build an extensive roster of workers to fill their ever-changing scheduling needs.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign brought in Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa of Los Angeles as part of an extensive roster of Latino surrogates sent across South Texas, reflecting the intensity of the struggle for those voters.

In response, it can always be noted (immodestly, and therefore not always persuasively) that history provides empirical, biographical evidence to the contrary: an extensive roster of important critics who were also masters of various arts.

That previous experience has helped the company build an extensive roster for launch.

LTB publishes an extensive roster of art magazines, including the prestigious Art+Auction and has relationships with a long list of auction houses, dealers, libraries and museums.

And Ben shouldn't be hard-pressed to find an extensive roster of legislators who are making his list a top priority as well.

The foundation received a $2 million gift from Universal Music, the recording conglomerate whose holdings include Motown Records, to help musicians from its extensive roster.

Marking a turnaround in the music industry, Sony's sne music division said it would make music content from its extensive roster of recording artists available on the Internet when Microsoft ships its new Windows Media Technologies 4.0 multimedia software this summer.

Kosslyn (1994) claims that the phenomenon of representational neglect lends support to quasi-pictorial theory, because it adds to the already extensive roster of evidence suggesting that visual perception and imagery make use of the same brain structures.

Not to mention that we had both read up on the extensive roster of virulent diseases rodents carry.

Meanwhile, smaller bands like moe. and the Disco Biscuits enlist extensive rosters of other artists to fill out their own summertime events.