Sentence examples for hear team from inspiring English sources

WHEN large numbers of black footballers first started breaking into English football in the 1980s, it was fairly common to hear team managers claiming that blacks had plenty of skill, but lacked courage.

Maurizio Sarri had been downplaying the dry run, and cannot have been thrilled to hear team owner Aurelio De Laurentiis chime in with the suggestion that Higuaín needs to lose a little weight.

Scenes of Rihanna performing a show in Ischgl and having snowball fight with hear team at the town's streets are shown.

For instance, the novelty of playing in front of so many supporters that Brown will struggle to hear team-mates – as will be the case when GB play Brazil at a sold-out Wembley, on 31 July.

When you hear teams say they have to play a physical game, it usually means better tackling and more running.

Speaking of the visit by police officers to the embassy on Wednesday, Mr Assange said: "Inside this embassy after dark, I could hear teams of police swarming up into the building through its internal fire escape.

Earlier, the Old Bailey heard team-mate and former Pakistan player Danish Kaneria told Westfield that a friend would pay him to concede a certain number of runs off his bowling.

Tomorrow in Paris, a team of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) experts will meet to commemorate the disaster and hear the team's results.

I could hear the team but they could only hear me at two corners and, unfortunately, there was quite a lot to discuss.

You hear every team say it every year, you know, 'We want to win the Super Bowl; that's our goal.' It's the only reason you play.

We hear the team will work for Zynga Poker and will help develop new and innovative features within the game.