Sentence examples for franchise signed from inspiring English sources

While a teenager at St . Marys, he achieved local renown for his baseball-playing prowess, and in 1914 Jack Dunn, owner of the local minor-league Baltimore Orioles franchise, signed him to a contract for $600.

Porter finished with 11 receptions for 181 yards and a touchdown, far below expectations when the franchise signed him to a six-year, $30 million contract in March that included $10 million guaranteed.

Getty franchise signs still mark the premises, but he has covered them with blue plastic tarps.

While other teams are signing players involved in domestic violence scandals to increase their championship aspirations, wouldn't it be something to see a franchise sign a player with the sole intention of helping the player, and not themselves?

A School of Rock franchise has signed a five-year lease for this 2,952-square-foot 2,952-square-foot 2,952-square-foot

Each train company operates in a different market and under different franchise agreements, signed at different periods.

"We had hoped that Parliament or an external review would be able to scrutinise this badly flawed process before the franchise was signed.

Asked on Wednesday to clarify his position, Oswalt said he was thinking not only of himself, but also of the franchise that signed him in 1996.

Levy looks at a spectacular story Shawn Levy's production company 21 Laps – whose credits include the Night at the Museum franchise – has signed a fresh first-look deal with 20th Century Fox.

W.U.S.A., with eight teams owned by large media companies (Time Warner has the rights to the New York franchise), has signed 20 members of the World Cup-winning United States national team, but 20 players are clearly not enough for an entire league.

Enos says a Fast Wrap franchise recently signed a $250,000 deal to wrap a 244,000-square-foot 244,000-square-foot 244,000-square-foot Kaiser