Sentence examples for full of elite from inspiring English sources

This year's N.F.L. draft is full of elite prospects who have been the topic of constant debate since the college bowl season ended.

If not, these Tigers will be regarded with teams like the Cleveland Indians and the Seattle Mariners of the 1990s — full of elite players who could not win the big one.

Two South African runners who have exposed inequities in how sports officials sometimes deal with the full panoply of elite athletes appeared on the track Thursday.

While a full version of Elite: Dangerous will be available to play later this year, it'll be far from finished.

So yes, the right are correct that our universities are full of an elite group of spoilt, self-indulged identity politic-ers, who have "had a lifetime of people saying yes to them"; it's white, upper class men - and they do it with aplomb.

It's full of Silicon Valley elite, plus other investors and executives who have flown in from around the country and the world.

Propagules representing four genotypes (CCLONES 41201, 41369, 44686, and 45226) obtained from full-sib crosses of elite commercial germplasm were grown and harvested by the Forest Biology Research Cooperative (http://fbrc.ifas.ufl.edu) as described [ 32].

A cabinet full of millionaires, an elite in all the professions, a third of our Olympic medallists privately schooled.

Coach G of the 13.23 from Euston yesterday was full of the Westminster elite heading off to encourage Brummies to vote "yes" to a directly elected city mayor.

Belgium entered the game leading its European World Cup qualifying group and boasting one of the strongest teams in Europe, with a roster full of players from elite clubs.

Through stunts like having a room full of the wealthy elite pose for a group photo with thermal metallic blankets wrapped around their tuxedos and gowns, and reenacting the photo of drowned Syrian toddler Alan Kurdi, he faced a bevy of criticism that overshadowed any useful discussion of his work.