Sentence examples for have brought through from inspiring English sources

By way of comparison Australia, in the same period, have brought through three bowlers who now have more Test wickets than Finn.

The Germans have brought through a number of players from last summer [when they beat England 4-0 in the final of the Under-21 Championship] who are doing particularly well.

Allied to that, they have brought through some great young players too.

"We aren't bringing enough players through and the players we have brought through our system are not necessarily ready for top class international rugby.

He has brought through a new wave of players, giving encouragement to all.

It is also in the pain and division it has brought through a selective investigation into the past.

While injuries have forced his hand, the coach has brought through new caps and young talent and that has at least earned him support within the dressing room.

And from February 6 1958 onwards, the red side of Manchester has been permanently enamoured to young players their club has brought through the ranks.

The young players he has brought through, and even some of the older fringe players in whom he has demonstrated trust, are arriving on the field primed with self-belief.

"The boss had brought through a lot of young lads like Gary Pallister, Neil Webb and Brian McClair and getting that win gave them and the squad as a whole a great belief that we could win things.

The manager used to have a clause in his contract that entitled him to 10% of the transfer fee for any player he had brought through the ranks and, when you think about the production line at Crewe, that is a significant amount of money.