Sentence examples for buoyant team from inspiring English sources
"It's a buoyant team and a confident team and hopefully we can go and add to the win last time".
Trevor Bayliss says that having an unchanged squad for next week's third Test with Sri Lanka will assist those struggling for form, with Nick Compton and Steven Finn two such players in an otherwise buoyant England team.
Thirty years ago this month, Widnes were planning to play a game (against Salford) on Luton Town's notorious artificial pitch at Kenilworth Road, where many a buoyant football team came to a shuddering halt at the hands of Steve Foster, Mick Harford and co.
In 1997, a buoyant Labour campaign team needed an idea that would help them over the finishing line.
The mood in the camp had been buoyant after the team – a relative outsider – had beaten several heavyweights to reach the final.
As with Uncharted 2, the new Assassin's Creed conveys the unmistakably buoyant sense of a team of developers maturing as artists and growing into the full flower of their creativity and craft.
With the yes campaign in buoyant mood, the no team aims to focus on a message that Scots can have the best of both worlds if they remain in the UK, with more powers, including over tax and their budget, but with the financial security of staying in the UK and EU.
The home fans were buoyant and Laurent Blanc's team pressed for a second.
Moreover, Miller has been a buoyant presence around the 2010 team.
WHEN they met with industry analysts in New York in April, Michael Dell and his management team were curiously buoyant, playful, swaggering a bit.
Rory McIlroy insisted the European team mood is "buoyant" after an afternoon Ryder Cup recovery took Darren Clarke's men from a morning deficit of 4-0 to 5-3 by close of play on day one at Hazeltine.
