Sentence examples for division b from inspiring English sources

(2) Continued strong demand in division B was reflected in increased volume and a stronger price structure.

Over the last 30 years they have spent as much time in Spain's third-tier, four-division, 80-team second division B as in the second division.

Zidane, a club legend, is currently in charge of Real Madrid's 'B' team, Castilla, who currently sit second in Segunda Division B, the third tier of Spanish football.

Currently playing their football in Spanish football's second tier, where they sit comfortably in mid-table, Real Oviedo last troubled the top flight 13 years ago and could, as recently as last season, be found languishing in Spain's second division B, the country's third tier.

Here another $4.7 billion is provided, but almost all of it is to be spent "pursuant to division B of this Act," and so, since we as yet have no idea what that means, let us postpone our consideration until we do.

It may be, however, that one or two others will recall that at the beginning of this project, I mentioned that the stimulus bill was divided into two parts — Division A, which was largely about spending surges delivered through federal-government channels, and Division B, which was largely about tax cuts and similar consumption stimuli.

To: The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences From: A.O.S. It's just not working: the Academy Awards broadcast, with its mixture of snark and high-mindedness; the pool of pseudoserious, faux-prestigious specialty-division B-pictures; the long, dreary slog of the awards "season".

Mascarell has played most of his football for Madrid's B side, Castilla in Segunda Division B. "Omar's played regularly in the Spanish Championship," Rams chief executive Sam Rush told BBC Radio Derby.

In the second season in Division C, East Stirlingshire won the league and was promoted back to Division Two, now renamed "Division B", but finished last after one season in 1948 49, and failed re-election to compete for another year.

Last season, as he guided Barcelona B to the Second Division B title in his debut season as a coach, he believed that, such was the talent, just getting the first team going again would be enough.

Gracia had been relegated with Osasuna but he had taken over there with an almost impossible task before him and he had previously won promotions with Almería and Cádiz, from the Second and Second Division B respectively, as well as twice reaching the play-offs with Pontevedra.