Sentence examples for creation a team from inspiring English sources

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are many things -- slow starters but tenacious finishers, for example -- but more than anything else they are a defensive creation, a team whose core is a balanced, throwback defense with traditional up-the-middle strengths.

Despite temperatures that threatened to melt their creations, a team from Japan and the United States used hand and power tools to turn 10 blocks of ice into The Fighter, a battle scene between a knight and a dragon.

In a moment of one-upmanship, the team announced the creation of Yankees Universe, a team fan club.

The firm on Friday announced the creation of a team to look at investments in public infrastructure projects.

They include the creation of a team of video-makers that answers jointly to Abramson and to the company's business side.

Mr. Préval embraced the need for decentralization and shifting government and private facilities away from the battered capital, Port-au-Prince, and also urged the creation of a team at the United Nations that would be the disaster equivalent of peacekeepers.

Other lawmakers called for the creation of a team of medical specialists that would travel to Havana to investigate the seriousness of the president's illness and report back to the Legislature.

The designs for the park are the creation of a team led by Field Operations, a landscape architectural company, which, along with architects from Diller Scofidio + Renfro, won a 2004 design competition.

Of more importance, chance creation against a team reluctant to cross the halfway line was obviously not an issue and they appeared as crisp and dominant in midfield as ever.

Magic Book is the creation of a team of researchers who hope that the core technology will one day be used not only to dramatize stories like "Cinderella" but also to help explain abstract ideas.

The creation of a team in Vladivostok was a deliberate choice — much in line with Putin's strategy to increase development in the Far East — to fill a social void in a port city that was in Soviet times the home of the Pacific fleet and a closed military zone.