Sentence examples for keep the soccer from inspiring English sources

That's on top of $193 million in land and tax breaks D.C. officials agreed to provide D.C. United to keep the soccer team from moving to Virginia or Maryland and $50 million they agreed to spend on a practice venue for the Washington Wizards so it would not be built in Montgomery County.

The grass needs work and we still need to complete the field with a taller fence and a net to keep the soccer balls from sailing over the mountain.

One thing that keeps the soccer fans on their toes, apart from the start of the top division leagues and UEFA Champions League, is the release of Electronic Arts' annual FIFA editions.

Most evil player: All the current ones are too perfect, so here's ex-player Andoni Goikoetxea, the "Butcher of Bilbao," who kept the soccer boot he ruined Maradona's ankle with in a glass case in his living room.

The other nuclear option might keep the new ESL within the soccer family but at the expense of the governance structure that has been the bedrock of soccer for many decades.

Richey kept on coming back, and Kimble kept up the soccer.

West Ham United would honor the pledge and keep the running track around its soccer field.

Mr. Mittal also decided to keep the plant's first-division soccer team on the payroll.

A Quake-less MLS? San Jose Mercury News columnist Mark Purdy wonders how much longer Major League Soccer can keep the Earthquakes in San Jose.

And while we parents have had our differences about things such as time-commitment, coaching, etc., on all of these teams we have tried to hold in balance the need to keep the game fun, teach fundamental soccer skills and give the girls a healthy experience of competition and team play.

Garey is using his modest platform as a professional soccer player to keep the issue of wetlands preservation in the public eye, particularly outside his home state.