The teams' owners, from the Gulf and from the United States, have hired an eclectic mass of players from around the globe.
Her popular blog, A Don's Life, deals with an eclectic mass of subjects, from modern America's culpability in terrorist attacks to the time she was raped on an Italian train by a man who bought her a ticket.
The Wedding Dance came into the Holburne collection in the eclectic mass of works of art assembled by Sir William Holburne including paintings, furniture, silver, books, carved gemstones and Roman glass, all bequeathed to the people of Bath by his sister in 1882.
But they appear an eclectic lot.
An unsuspecting passerby wandering down Cornelia Street in Greenwich Village on Thursday evening would have been surprised to hear pulsating waves of sound from a large, eclectic orchestra massed in the middle of the street.
ELIZA MILLER DANCE COMPANY For her new work, "O Death," the young and very musical choreographer Eliza Miller has tapped the Dutch new-music group Ensemble Klang to play an eclectic full-length requiem Mass by the British contemporary composer Oscar Bettison.
It's pretty eclectic fare, not the mass-produced Nashville of the radio, but one part Byrds and the Band, one part Hank Williams and Merle Haggard -- pretty much the tastes of someone who came to country through Gram Parsons, not Loretta Lynn.
BERNSTEIN 'MASS' PROJECT As part of a citywide celebration of Leonard Bernstein's 90th birthday, Marin Alsop, the music director of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, conducted it in "Mass," Bernstein's stylistically eclectic musical theater work, at Carnegie Hall on a Friday night in late October.
Some claim that small eclectic films often get passed over by mass audiences because they don't get significant marketing support.
