Sentence examples for longer a team from inspiring English sources
This was no longer a team on the rise.
CHICAGO — The Boston Bruins are no longer a team that plays four lines.
The Orioles, though, are no longer a team to be ignored or even conditionally praised for being just a feel-good story.
Parcells has explicitly told several football executives that he takes Johnson's contract stance to mean that the wide receiver is no longer a team player.
Now that the "new" Mets are finally Vaughn-less, Alomar-less, and (hopefully) no longer a team of out-of-position, over-the-hill klutzes, it is especially galling that loyal fans are once again being shut out by Time Warner Cable.
"Does it bother you that you were born in a town that had some money so it had great baseball facilities?" From Raul's point of view, baseball is no longer a team sport but a showcase for individual accomplishment, and anything that levels the playing field is fair game, anyway.
"We seemed to forget he's no longer a team-mate" sighed Terriers boss Mark Robins.
"Jordan Rhodes has been on a lean spell but we seem to have forgotten he is no longer a team-mate.
The American military denies that Mr. Kandahari is an American citizen and said he was no longer working for the A Team when the video was made.
"We are no longer a new team," said Tony Fernandes, the team director.
People will spend longer analysing a team's performance than a book or film.
