Sentence examples for considerable roster from inspiring English sources

Toronto has made some considerable roster moves with the additions of some decent strikers.

In writing 11/22/63, King joins a considerable roster of novelists who have tackled the subject of Kennedy's life and death.

But privately, teams that have made coaching changes or that will have considerable roster overhauls are concerned that a lockout will put them at a competitive disadvantage against more established teams, especially those with established quarterbacks.

They came within a whisper of making the playoffs without him -- kudos to Belichick for adaptability -- and during the off-season engineered a considerable roster makeover, upgrading the secondary with Shawn Springs and Leigh Bodden.

A production of Wagner's life-enhancing work is always a monumental undertaking because of the sheer scale of the work and the forces it requires, a large chorus as well as a considerable roster of soloists.

The Knicks' roster needs considerable work, regardless of who coaches it, but LeGarie suggested that Walsh — with Madison Square Garden's considerable finances at his disposal — could turn it around quickly.

Even if nobody could really call the Gibson a neighborhood venue, or a visually iconic part of L.A. music lore, its artist alumni roster is considerable,  and it was a staple performance space for many essential genres in L.A. music.

In contrast, our study included a wide range of shiftwork jobs with considerable variety in the rostering arrangements and characteristics of the environment in which they worked.

But another hallmark of the season — incomplete rosters — has drawn considerable attention in recent weeks.

The Rangers added considerable size and toughness to their roster yesterday by signing the free-agent Steve McKenna.

As for the roster itself, there has been considerable turnover, as expected, but what has been controversial has been the assumed policy taken by the club.