Sentence examples for from leagues of from inspiring English sources

* Historic items from leagues of yesteryear.

Well, if you do, you probably also remember the insane backlash she received from leagues of misogynist dudes, including a series of DDoS attacks on her websites, countless rape and death threats, and even a flash game artfully titled Beat Up Anita Sarkeesian.

BBC2's one-off special of the comedy show from League of Gentlemen co-creators Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith attracted 1.451 million viewers and a 7.9% share to the channel from 10pm.

In its third year, The International had a prize pool of over $2.8 million, thus reclaiming its previous title as having the largest prize pool in electronic sports history from League of Legends (at the Season 2 World Championship).

In other words, players from leagues in five of the six inhabited continents are represented at the "European" Championship.

The total raised from these deals is more than £2.7 billion, giving Premier League clubs an average media income from league games of around £40 million-a-year from 2007 to 2010.

Male players from the amatuer leagues of the country's football codes tell of violence on the field, isolation in the change rooms and bullying online.

Midfielder Romaine Sawyers says Walsall are aware of the threat of relegation from League One, ahead of their crucial game with Notts County on Friday.

Exclusion criteria were that players under 18 years of age, players that had not played professionally prior to the 2014 season and players on loan from non-League of Ireland clubs were excluded from the study.

Some of those figures were no doubt affected by the departures from the league of David Beckham and Rafa Marquez — two of last season's top earners.

It does not help "Urinetown" that one of its producers, Dodger Theatricals, withdrew from the league of producers earlier this year, perhaps making some institutional enemies.