Sentence examples for litany of player from inspiring English sources

After a 7-25 seandn and a litany of player arrests, Hofstra fired its men's basketball coach, Mo Cassara, on Friday morning after three seasons.

Steve Politi writes in The Star-Ledger of Newark that it is hard to believe the team that has opened a vault for a litany of players is playing hardball with Jeter.

Maybe the  game can absorb Cabrera as it has done with a litany of marquee players before.

Johnson was one of a litany of Mets players who played big roles in a comeback victory against one of the game's top bullpens.

Or the litany of foreign players who now identify a National Basketball Association All-Star as less of an icon and more the Guy Who Is Making More Than Me in America.

You would think that the injuries would have tapered off after last week's litany of key players facing extended absences but, then again, you would also have probably guessed that there was no way that the Chicago Bulls could have an even more depressing week than the previous one.

They said, 'We'll take over now.' My father said, 'No, you won't.' " "They were trying to make me into a baseliner because I was coming into the net too much," Navratilova said, recalling the tennis commissars' wisdom: " 'She'll never win that way.' " Navratilova recited the litany of great players who came after her: "Hingis, obviously a product of her mother's coaching.

The annual Patrick Could Be Traded scuttlebutt is making the rounds, especially with the litany of high-profile players changing teams this summer.

A litany of place names is repeated with ritual fervour.

Manchester United's fans and management will forgive their players a litany of indiscretions but woe betide any journalist who does too much digging on the club.

— From the league's most valuable player to a litany of both personal and team records, Tom Brady has not been shortchanged on awards during this transcendent Patriots season.