Sentence examples for frequent roster from inspiring English sources

"We haven't had no consistency the past two years," he said, referring to frequent roster overhauls.

And in this age of 10-day disabled lists, constant bullpen turnover and frequent roster moves, it seems to happen several times a year.

Frequent roster turnover under Thompson, who became general manager in 2005, made the Packers the youngest team in the league on the opening weekend for four consecutive seasons, from 2006 to 2009, and the fifth youngest last season.

Even more than at a traditional pharmaceutical company, at a CRO, the ability to work in teams, including teams with frequent roster changes, is essential.

The regression was part of a turmoil-filled season that included D'Antoni's resignation along with frequent questions about roster chemistry.

"Everyone's trying to find models with the natural, healthy look, and one of the best places to find them is California, and particularly San Diego". Another international agency that regularly sends scouts to San Diego is L.A. Models of Los Angeles, whose professional roster includes frequent Vogue cover girl Tara Shannon and "Avon Lady" Sabine.

The things to discuss include: Vegetarian meals could be made more frequent within the meal roster.

Inside the locker room, the trade was met with a mix of shock and tacit understanding, with players desensitized to the frequent turnover that defines an N.F.L. roster.

Over a decade ago, if you had told Denise and Karina that they were to become regulars among the notorious roster of DJs that frequent the Ibiza clubs they probably would have laughed in your face.

Martin frequently recruits a diverse roster.

This is not to single out Murray, who just happens to be Jokic's most frequent assist target, and is far from alone on the Nuggets roster in struggling at times with his perimeter shooting.