Sentence examples for division of teams from inspiring English sources

In a division of teams who all think they can get promoted, many with some justification, anyone who can sniff the play-offs will think they are in with a chance.

In Gijisi, where the sport has been practiced for at least 500 years, the traditional East/West divide is replaced with a division of teams into upriver and downriver.

The CNA championship involves two divisions of teams from the Caribbean islands.

In addition to a top division of eight teams, this season will see a second tier of 10 teams, with promotion and relegation between WSL 1 and 2. WSL 1 begins on Wednesday, with Notts County hosting Arsenal live on BBC Radio and Birmingham facing Everton.

Last year, its varsity football team, the Engineers, was tied for third place in a division of seven teams.

You would have a division of eight teams and seven in both conferences.

In a division of flawed teams and shaky pitching, the Cubs have a chance to hold on thanks to a favorable closing schedule.

Proposals from Scottish football's three governing bodies include a new top tier division of 16 teams by 2015.

Not until last June did the investment firm Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst of Dallas and a division of Bear , Stearnsteam up to buy the company for about $2.4 billion, plus the assumption of $700 million in debt.

On the premise that girls often look up to real-life heroes, Warner Brothers Consumer Products, a division of Warner Brothers Entertainment, teamed up with the gymnast Nastia Liukin, a five-time Olympic medalist, for an apparel collection called Supergirl by Nastia, which features the Supergirl S shield logo and is available exclusively at J. C. Penney.

England's women have earned promotion to the top division of the team event at the European Championships in Gdansk, Poland.