Sentence examples for distinguished teams from inspiring English sources

Almost daily, players walk through a hallway honoring 88 all-Americans and many distinguished teams.

For those who subscribe to the view that the second tier of English football is the most exciting league in Europe, the potential results of the changing of the guard among some of the country's most distinguished teams will be fascinating.

The judge added that Mr Straw had already obtained an impartial medical assessment of Pinochet by an internationally distinguished team of clinicians.

This despite the fact that although I've worked in Brooklyn since 1969 and lived here for most of those years, I haven't forgotten that I was still a high school kid in Pennsylvania rooting for the Phillies against the Dodgers when that not always distinguished team (aka Dem Bums) still occupied Ebbets Field, or was it "Wait-Till-Next-Year" Shrine?

Like Infinity Ward's Modern Warfare 2, it uses red and green to distinguish teams.

However, categorised gaps and boundaries distinguish teams and groups, and define where one ends and another begins.

There were mainly two factors that distinguished dysfunctional teams from real teams in our study: First, the staff in the dysfunctional teams – to a considerable extent – rotated among the different subunits in the ward and thus did not meet our criterion of membership stability.

We believe that future studies of teams in nursing homes, and in the care sector as a whole, should attempt to distinguish real teams from dysfunctional teams.

City, the less glamorous club of Manchester, supported for generations by people who proudly distinguished their team as being the underdogs to "moneybags United," has suddenly become the biggest spender in world soccer.

It is also because, given that all the players on all the teams are athletic outliers, what can distinguish great teams from ordinary ones is some mysterious alchemy of common purpose, distilled from the selfish ends of individual careers.

Distinguish your team from other teams.