Sentence examples for league recruiting from inspiring English sources

Last year the couple started a soccer league, recruiting 50 players aged 3 to 12 from around the island.

Show these to the league recruiting softball coaches.

Mr. Timpson and Mr. League recruited a large roster of international filmmakers.

The Wigan full-back, a certainty for the Great Britain side who will contest the Ashes with Australia in November, dismissed the notion of him following recent league recruits Jason Robinson and Henry Paul to rugby union.

Always on the lookout for budding talent regardless of the potential guffaws, the league recruited Eri Yoshida, a Japanese teenager known as the Knuckle Princess for her signature pitch.

In recent times there has been a slight reversal of the drift away from Premier League clubs recruiting from the lower leagues: Chris Gunter of Spurs, Fulham's Nathan Ashton and Newcastle's Ben Tozer have all made the leap in the last six months.

That, at least, must be the conclusion that the latest rugby league recruits are arriving at, as they swagger through their first professional games in the new code.

Centre Justin Hodges shifted to fullback for the last three matches of the 2014 season while English Super League recruit Greg Eden is another option.

The Northampton centre, omitted from the 31-man squad when Lancaster opted to pick the rugby league recruit Sam Burgess instead, said he had no sense he was about to be dropped before being told on the morning of 27 August.

Shontayne Hape, Bath's rugby league recruit from Bradford, did enough on his competitive debut to suggest that his switch of codes will be a lot more successful here than that of Chev Walker, who returned north a year ago.

The rugby league recruit Lee Smith was handed long-range kicking duties on his Premiership debut, and the Yorkshireman drilled a peach of a penalty from 50 metres out on the left-hand side.