Sentence examples for bring team from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the governor was able to bring team officials back to the table by agreeing to their plans to pay for the construction of the new $750 million stadium and their intention to give the state $6.3 million annually for rent and local taxes in exchange for the right to keep all of the profits generated by the new building.

The fallout from British Cycling and Team Sky's unconvincing performance in parliament continued on Tuesday as the chair of the culture, media and sport select committee, Damian Collins, told the Guardian he was considering calling Simon Cope, the official who travelled 900 miles to France to bring Team Sky a decongestant that could have been bought in a local pharmacy for €8, for questioning.

For Eleanor Paton, recruitment and marketing manager at CWF Cambodia, it's not just about the individual contribution you bring: "Team players really stand out on our programme – your managers will want to keep on someone who is committed to the project's overall aims".

With their support, we intend to bring team communication and more advanced features for groups of all sizes.

Toni was a true centre-forward: one who used his power and presence to hold the ball up, fight off defenders and bring team-mates into play.

He said they also "had some laughs about it" and that these things sometimes bring teams together.

But he said he would miss two-a-days because they were a great way to bring teams closer together during training camp.

All of this should make it easier to bring teams north, but it will take more than a few relocations to restore Canadian hockey's fortunes.

They bring teams of researchers and doctoral students with them.

In my early years, I became known as someone who could fix problems, bring teams together and collaborate.

It brought Team GB to Manchester, Cardiff and, in the case of the women, Coventry, as well as London.