Sentence examples for assorted teams from inspiring English sources

At the moment the cyclists are riding into a head wind, but will have to turn into cross winds for the last 20 kilometres, which could cause problems for assorted teams hoping to lead out their sprinters.

The 56-year-old Mr. Mack said when he was hired that his main goal was to build a cohesive company out of the assorted teams nurtured by Mr. Wheat.

12.17pm: The peloton is cooking with full gas as assorted teams try to deliver their top men into the narrow turn to the foot of the first climb in a good position.

Assorted teams take turns to convene for their obligatory pre-Tour press conferences in a large room upstairs at the Jaarbeurs, where the nine riders sit side by side at the top table and field questions from the assembled media.

While a reduction from 2.83 goals per group stage game to 2.2 in the knockouts might not seem hugely significant, it is worth noting that five of the eight second-round games went to extra time, providing assorted teams with an additional 150 minutes in which to score.

Alvaro Perreira takes it and assorted team-mates of his ping the ball around midfield.

8.18pm BST 30 min: Not for the first time tonight, Ashley Cole finds himself isolated in a one-on-one with Andriy Yarmolenko as he bears down on the England goal after being put in by neat, quick interplay by assorted team-mates.

Maximum respect is due, then, to Thompson who was in Argentina last June when assorted team-mates stayed home and, at the callow age of 24, is now such a solid fixture in England's front row that people tend to overlook him.

Near the end of the visit, Princeton was asked to play, against assorted Japanese teams, eight complete lacrosse games in one day.

Stan Kasten, president of the Atlanta Braves and assorted other Atlanta teams, said he had a stock response for players or agents asking for an All-Star bonus on top of a huge salary: "You mean I'm giving you this money and you're not going to be an All-Star?" Actually, Hicks went well beyond an All-Star bonus.

Instead of a 'one size fits all' approach, large facilities staffed with numerous teams of assorted skills should be planned for large populations with easy access to them, while a different package should be designed to promote multiple service delivery points while keeping costs down for sparsely-settled populations [ 33, 40].