Sentence examples for believed a team from inspiring English sources

Chili Davis, who played with the Yankees in 1998 and '99, said he never believed a team was capable of succeeding while turning on and turning off its effort until he played for the Yankees.

I can't believe a team like this would let L.A. come out and push us around like they did.

It's kind of a shame, though, because I believe a team should get more credit for what it does during the season.

Jets Coach Herman Edwards, a former cornerback, believes a team can never have enough good corners, and that is why Rumph has gained momentum as the draft has drawn closer.

"I don't believe a team gets old suddenly," Torre said after the game, sounding loyal but hardly defiant or confident.

United's manager increasingly believes a team's ability to control midfield is key in Europe and Matic ticks the boxes because of his refinement on the ball.

Kenny should have kept out Zabaleta's shot and it was reasonable at that point to believe a team that has dropped only two points at home all season would go on to emphasise their superiority with more goals.

Three years ago, Brian Sims, the first openly gay football captain in the NCAA, said that he believes a team will rally around their gay teammates and try to shield them from hostile scrutiny.

Interestingly 2% of those who voted believe a team from outside the current top nine will finish fourth.

Isn't it sporting cliche to believe a team are never more dangerous than when they've just been badly beaten?

Humphreys does not believe a team from their pool will qualify as one of the best runners-up, meaning the equation is simple if they hope to top the group.