Sentence examples for likeable team from inspiring English sources

New Zealand are a good and likeable team, especially their brilliant captain.

They are a likeable team – charismatic, humble, talented, hard-working, magnificently led – and apart from one or two tedious losers their fans seem to be very nice people.

New Zealand might win this Test, and ah salute if they do; they're a likeable team with some bloody good players and one genius.

England remain a likeable team of infuriating inconsistency, capable of looking devastating in patches and demoralising in others.

It may seem a long time ago, but QPR were once a likeable team made up of local lads and cult heroes like Martin Rowlands, Danny Shittu and Paul Furlong.

The sad tale of this Premier League season looks set to be Burnley, perhaps the only likeable team in the relegation battle and who are now almost certainly doomed to the drop.

But at least four medals, allied to some encouraging performances from an enthusiastic and likeable young team, have sparked hopes that Sochi could prove a watershed for British winter sport.

His side produced free-flowing, exciting football and made the German team likeable - a feat many would have thought impossible.

Manchester United may have lost out on a few titles because Bryan Robson's teammates weren't as capable of drinking 20 pints the night before a game as he was, but it produced a team of likeable heroes.

Building a likeable culture with a virtual team is definitely a challenge.

The team themselves are a likeable, photogenic bunch.