Sentence examples for common team from inspiring English sources

Carl Everett speaks disdainfully of the Yankees, implies that they are unremarkable, a common team with lots of championship rings.

The old leftist dream was for everyone to abandon regional and ethnic allegiances to play for a common team, the working class.

The political meaning of these slogans was defined by Iannetta's colleague, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, who said on Iannetta's appointment: "Our priority with Euro 2016 is to create something new, bring the French together, and transcend difference with a common team.

These students take two to four classes a year in the Academy taught by a common team of teachers, and at least one course is career-focused or occupation-focused.

Students' discussions of role adoption largely fell into two common team norms: "Team Success," where students take on roles where they believed they could contribute the most to the team, and "Team Supply," where students fill whatever role is unoccupied or needed at any given time.

One of the more common team beliefs is that the only true limit to Planet is the person controlling it".

The most common team-level metrics include density and centralization [15].

Of the 44-strong Commons team, announced on June 24th, only nine are not ex-ministers.

3 As party leader, Clegg puzzled us all by ignoring the more senior members of his Commons team including Campbell, Alan Beith, Malcolm Bruce, Simon Hughes and Kennedy.

We thank also Igor Rodchenkov of the Pathway Commons Team and BioPAX Core Group for help and instructions on using paxtool packages effectively.

Commons' team-mates Fraser Forster and Virgil van Dijk, as well as Kilmarnock's Kris Boyd, had also been nominated for the prize.