Sentence examples for back to division from inspiring English sources

In the second season in Division C, East Stirlingshire won the league and was promoted back to Division Two, now renamed "Division B", but finished last after one season in 1948 49, and failed re-election to compete for another year.

After a promising start, the team languished around the bottom of the division for the majority of the campaign, and were eventually relegated back to Division 2 on 10 June 1988, after being beaten 3 0 by SM Caen, finishing just one point behind RC Lens.

On this initial evidence it will galvanise rather than undermine the Peakites in their bid to bounce straight back to Division One, as their captain Wayne Madsen had hoped.

Having taken such pride and pleasure from dragging Middlesex back to Division One in 2012 after a five-year absence, relegation would have been a bitter pill for Fraser, especially in the county's 150th year.

Barnes showed flashes of all these attributes at Watford under Graham Taylor, scoring 13 league goals and helping the side earn promotion back to Division One in his debut season.

Lancashire were promoted back to Division One on Saturday.

Engel traces the idea of English regions and places back to the division of the ancient kingdoms into shires and then, under the Normans, into counties.

Pixar's history is deeply rooted in technology, tracing its lineage back to a division within Lucasfilm called the Graphics Group.

As development progresses and neurogenesis wanes, RGs transition back to symmetrical division producing glia at the expense of neurons.

Going back to the divisions between races, and the divisions between interior and exterior domestic work, what do these buildings tell us about how those things have changed?

And he warned that rolling back the powers of the 28 nation bloc could take Europe back to the divisions that created World War I and "the trenches".