Sentence examples for generating club from inspiring English sources

During the Ferguson years United have, according to Dan Jones, head of the sports business unit at Deloitte, become "one of, if not the, biggest brands in world football", and the the top revenue generating club in England.

He has a permanently deformed left arm that impairs his ability to generate club-head speed.

In La Liga, revenue inched up 4 percent to €1.5 billion, driven by combined growth of €93 million from Real Madrid and Barcelona, the world's top two revenue generating clubs.

The Hospital is London's latest buzz-generating club, in the Soho House mold.

Speaking to BBC Radio 5 live, the Wasps chief executive added: "We were previously the second-lowest revenue-generating club in Premiership rugby.

Further analysis showed that the SPLs generated by Club 1 were significantly greater than those found in clubs 2 and 3 (p<0.0005).

Woods was able to generate such club speed that he routinely hit drives of more than 300 yards.

Training campaigns for the tournament in Japan will be charted with military precision and a month of warm-up matches will help generate a club environment.

It adds: "The arts operations are largely funded by the income generated from club nights held at the venue, and this latest move by Police Scotland and the Glasgow City Council Licensing Board severely threatens a vital part of the Scottish arts ecology, and the livelihoods of the venue's many employees".

The tie, however, was controversially moved to Highbury – because the tie stood to make around £600,000 in gate receipts from playing at Highbury, whereas playing at Cherrywood Road would only have generated the club an estimated £50,000.

Of concern, only one of our respondent programs indicated residents generated journal club topics from clinical questions arising on shift.