Sentence examples for arranging teams from inspiring English sources

Frankly, this year's strategy — steering clear of those seed-number things everyone's obsessed with and instead arranging teams based on their average shoe size — has success written all over it.

Frankly, this year's strategy—steering clear of those seed-number things everyone's obsessed with and instead arranging teams based on their average shoe size has success written all over it.

Curry will miss the coach-as-educator role, arranging team trips before road games to historic sites like Colonial Williamsburg or parlaying the presidential election into a team lesson on how voting is a fundamental expression of freedom.

You can later join them in arranged teams so that you know your team won't cause you to lose.

If you're going to have teams, do you want to randomly arrange teams from the pool of contestants, or have friends who already know each other apply together as a single team?

At a Modell's on East 42nd Street, employees likewise arranged team apparel with an eye toward fairness, placing Mets and Yankees gear side by side near the entrance, though some of the Mets racks were banished to a well-obscured corner.

The first addition allows businesses to use Airbnb Experiences, the part of the app or website where travelers can book tours or events for their vacations, to arrange team-building activities, like sailing lessons or pastry-making classes.

We needed to arrange these teams carefully because launches happened overnight, so we'd need an overnight team and another team in early the next day to pick up any remaining issues.

For teenagers, the centers will also arrange sports teams, art studios and book clubs.

These are the tablets provided by Microsoft that the NFL arranged for teams to use on the sideline during games.

The club's reputation within its home area was growing, however, and matches were now being arranged with teams from further afield, such as Sheffield Wednesday, Nottingham Forest, and even Scottish clubs such as Cowlairs and Hibernian.