Sentence examples for invaluable team from inspiring English sources

A fantasy encounter between the literary lionesses (and bitter enemies) Lillian Hellman and Mary McCarthy that stars the invaluable team of Swoosie Kurtz and Cherry Jones, "Friends" promised to be a hybrid of Shaw's "Don Juan in Hell" and a comic-strip version of The New York Review of Books.

A fantasy encounter between the literary lionesses (and bitter enemies) Lillian Hellman and Mary McCarthy, which stars the invaluable team of Swoosie Kurtz and Cherry Jones, "Friends" promised to be a hybrid of Shaw's "Don Juan in Hell" and a comic-strip version of The New York Review of Books.

While there were many great roles that one would have loved to see her play – such as Shakespeare's Cleopatra and Ibsen's Hedda Gabler – she was an invaluable team-player who always made her individual mark.

"It's a testament to someone working hard and spending the time it takes to enhance their skills, develop their skills to find a way to make themselves invaluable to teams in the league".

"That experience should prove invaluable to our team this season.

His confidence, his leadership, have been invaluable to our team".

"He is a superb organiser for us and his experience is invaluable to the team.

And it had McGrady, whose $23 million expiring contract was invaluable to any team trying to create salary-cap room.

His understanding of the manager's tactical systems has been invaluable as the team adjusts to playing with a three-man defence.

Holiday, a sophomore, is invaluable to the team, and Notre Dame's season may now rest as delicately in a sling as does his injured arm.

None of this should have mattered: his gift for leaving full-backs on their backsides and delivering dangerous crosses made him invaluable to any team.