Sentence examples for developing a roster from inspiring English sources

"We're not developing a roster, a portfolio, of labels," he said on Monday.

Along the way, however, Mr. Kimmel was developing a roster of characters, including Moe the Angry Midget and Jimmy the Sports Guy, a comically rabid sports fan.

Mr. Dimon, 54, said in a brief telephone interview on Tuesday that he had been contemplating the changes for several months, with an eye toward developing a roster of younger managers that could someday succeed him.

The Houndstooth label has been developing a roster of high-brow dance-adjacent music with a penchant for the bleepy-bloopy.

But spending time with quaffles, bludgers and a golden snitch seriously loses its appeal when we could be developing a roster of characters fighting for screen time in an already overstuffed series.

Since the Studio of Good Living launched in 2005, Phoebe has developed a roster of clients including Silicon Valley top executives, a U.N. ambassador and families looking to relieve their hectic schedules.

Palagia's brother made her a simple website in 2000, and she developed a roster of paying members as well as a rigorous application process (you had to write an intelligent essay if you wanted in)—both features most sex parties didn't have at the time.

There will always be games for those who favour mechanics and don't care about story either way, but there are now many more professional writers working in the industry and it is starting to develop a roster of games writing stars, in much the way the film industry has its go-to people for particular types of stories.

There will always be games for those who favor mechanics and don't care about story either way, but there are now many more professional writers working in the industry and it is starting to develop a roster of games writing stars, in much the way the film industry has its go-to people for particular types of stories.

8. Access to gender specialists The Mali CO could develop a roster of local gender specialists to help programme staff work actively to conduct gender analyses as a regular part of the programme planning process.

Support for rapid response To help country offices cope when major crises strike, UNICEF has developed a roster of staff who can be deployed anywhere in the world, within 48 hours, in specialized Immediate Response Teams.