Sentence examples for give a roster from inspiring English sources

Why give a roster spot to a known quantity with zero upside when the Eagles could throw a roster spot to a young QB with potential?

If Ryu (14-7, 3.38 earned-run average) can't go, the Dodgers would move Dan Haren up a day and have him start Game 3, then either use Clayton Kershaw on short rest in Game 4 or give a roster spot to Roberto Hernandez, who auditioned Friday against the Rockies.

Typically, a college gives a roster of its athletes to Drug Free Sport and the company randomly selects the athletes who will be tested.

Siena College didn't offer a scholarship, but it gave a roster spot and he took it — for a few weeks.

In college, Couch said, he asked a coach in the prestigious Cape Cod League to give Goldschmidt a roster spot.

According to the AP, prosecutors singled out an 1863 case in which a soldier named Henry Vanderwater was convicted of giving a command roster to a Virginia newspaper, which printed the information.

After graduating, he was invited to Raiders camp, where he impressed coaches so much that, despite injuring his foot during the preseason, he was given an unlikely roster spot, and placed on injured reserve for the 2012 season.

Given such a roster of talent, you might think Zuckerberg and the people at Facebook would be delighted.

Karl was given a 12-deep roster, laced with talent and merely waiting for the right systemic freedom.

The thankfully redesigned central menu system (if you ask nicely, the NHS is still offering counselling to those traumatised by the bewildering mess that was GT5's counterpart) offers the typical selection of themed race meetings but at given points you're given access to a roster of side activities.

Trojan recruited the pop producer Tony Ashfield to help him create a compilation of such material, and together, using orchestral arrangements laid down in London, they gave a reggae sheen to a roster of classic love songs that benefited from Holt's exquisite vocal touch.