Sentence examples for bring through new from inspiring English sources

The once-famous Auxerre academy, which under Roux produced the likes of Basile Boli, Eric Cantona and Cissé, is struggling to bring through new talent.

There are sections on the Dunblane massacre (he was a pupil at the school at the time, but has little recollection of the day), and he is strongly critical of the Lawn Tennis Association's efforts to bring through new talent, but he always returns to the problems of his public image.

Although established athletes like Eleanor Simmonds, David Weir and Lee Pearson will be at the forefront of ParalympicsGB's plans, the need to identify and bring through new talent is becoming more and more important as the Games approaches.

While injuries have forced his hand, the coach has brought through new caps and young talent and that has at least earned him support within the dressing room.

She added that a number of programmes, such as The One Show and Watchdog, are perfect formats for bringing through new talent.

Less trade was brought through New England as other ways of reaching western US markets were opened up, making it less profitable to trade ice from Boston, while the cost of producing ships in the region increased due to deforestation.

Flower knew how to wring the best from what he had but his record in bringing through new players is surprisingly awful.

He has brought through a new wave of players, giving encouragement to all.

"[Manager] Dick Advocaat is always criticised for not bringing through any new players but his response is that there are not any younger players of quality out there".

We started with revolutionary leaders who brought through a new belief system.

It has provoked a change in mindset as each has built on every new wave of success to bring through a new generation of talent.