Sentence examples for given their team from inspiring English sources

Men in suits had given their team to New Orleans.

According to F1's industry monitor Formula Money, F1's team owners invested £1.1bn in the sport in 2008 with Honda leading the pack having given their team £240m.

Falling behind must have been more galling for the away fans when they remembered the move a few minutes before from which David Clarkson might have given their team the lead.

Southampton fans might have feared it would be a difficult evening given their team's recent loss of momentum in the Premier League, in which they occupied second place when the quarter-final draw was made.

The event is unlikely to be remembered fondly by home fans given their team's astonishing 7-1 semi-final meltdown against Germany, but even that thrashing was mostly met with resignation and black humour.

It's looking increasingly like the kind of match that will be remembered for individual milestones rather than any terrific team achievement, and given their team's position I don't think many Englishmen wouldn't cheer his name onto the Lord's honours board.

They have given their teams a 4 percent greater chance of winning each game and yielded 11 fewer yards per game than their 4-3 counterparts.

In recent years, medium-sized cities like Cleveland and Baltimore have built new ballparks with luxury amenities that have given their teams an economic advantage.

What support they give their team.

Croshere and Davis found their way to every loose ball and gave their team a stream of second-chance points.

Kind of makes you wish their fans could borrow a few thousand vuvuzelas from South Africa so they could give their team a good bzzzzzzz.