Sentence examples similar to liberated team from inspiring English sources

The Oscar-winning Slumdog Millionaire director said the fact he was not expected to compete with the scale of Beijing's opening ceremony had liberated his team.

Scepovic and Johansen might have scored the goals that liberated their team from a substandard performance, but it was Gordon who laid the foundations on which the victory was built.

Boyle acknowledged that the extravagance of the 2008 opening ceremony was an impossible act to follow — "you can't get bigger than Beijing" — and that this realisation had in fact liberated his team creatively.

The Belgian's return liberated his team-mate with a clear sight of goal, only for Benayoun to scuff his shot from the edge of the area, allowing Tatarusanu to save at full stretch.

You liberate the team, play to its strengths, attack, attack, attack.

One flash of genius could be enough to liberate the team.

He is a throwback, a targetman to whom the ball tends to stick and whose link-up play liberates team-mates.

It seems sometimes that just playing for "honour" can really liberate the teams to but in a compelling performance.

Others have peaked in intervening years, been dragged down by less liberated team-mates or found themselves neutered by the sort of dedicated on-field attention that the most dangerous opponent routinely attracts.

"We saw against Atlético that one of the keys is that the team felt liberated from the pressure of [qualifying in] Europe".

The key is that we have an idea, we find the three or five people initially that had the idea a long time ago or had a similar idea across the government, put them together in this lean start-up team, liberate them to actually operate, give them the air coverage to do so, and they rock 'n' roll from there.