Sentence examples similar to ending roster from inspiring English sources

Pugliese is the surname of the heralded Chicago transplant, on tour with Earle through March 9 before both eventually find themselves on that never-ending roster at South By Southwest in Austin.

The biggest was Brazil's Ronaldinho, but the United States team left Charlie Davies off the roster, ending his World Cup comeback from a horrific car crash last year.

If the Giants wanted him to become active in the middle of a playoff series, they would have to play a man short from the start of the series until the suspension ends because rosters can't be altered mid-series.

Before the game, the Mets hoped to shake up their offense with a roster move, ending their brief infatuation with Brad Emaus.

MillerCoors, Chicago, reorganized its agency roster by ending a long relationship with DraftFCB, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, which had been the lead creative agency for brands like Coors Light and Coors Banquet beers, and also dismissing Razorfish, part of the Publicis Groupe, which created digital campaigns for Coors brands and also handled digital media duties for those brands.

Tigers Manager Jim Leyland has ended the playoff roster suspense, and it came with some surprises.

When the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq were active, the "PBS News Hour would periodically end with a roster of soldiers who had recently died on deployment, and of their home towns.

In discussing fielding by position, Curran nominates the best and the worst players, ending with an all-time roster that includes Johnny Bench, Willie Mays and Brooks Robinson.

Because of the need to have lower-priced backups and special teams players to enable teams to pay stars and still fit under the cap, many of these players end up making rosters.

You may end up with a roster of tradesmen with varying skills.

If signed, Demps could end up filling a roster spot that White has worked for three weeks to attain.