Sentence examples for maintain a roster from inspiring English sources

Some hospitals maintain a roster of patient advocate volunteers.

Ketchup is a kind of social to-do list, which offers an easy platform from which to propose and maintain a roster of the activities that you'd like to plan with your friends.

It is an open secret that many Chinese officials maintain a roster of mistresses as a sign of their prowess.

Look at production companies who write production music for corporations, book publishers who maintain a roster of authors needing vocals on their children's books, etc, and various music production houses.

He maintained a roster of musical regulars, including the Champagne Lady (vocalist Alice Lon) and the Lennon Sisters.

After reports surfaced of North Korean boats kidnapping people from Japanese beaches, Japan's Self-Defense Forces, as its military is called, starting maintaining a roster of suspicious North Korean boats.

These findings argue in favor of maintaining a roster of regular, seronegative donors to save numbers of blood units.

Throughout the 1930s, steady engagements at the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem helped Webb maintain a stable roster of band personnel and develop ensemble discipline.

Bob DuPuy, baseball's president and chief operating officer, who is overseeing the Expos, said the games in San Juan "allowed us to maintain a competitive roster".

But two decades of formidable growth under Thomas and Anton Seidl were followed, in 1898, by a prolonged and desultory hiatus during which the orchestra could neither keep a conductor nor maintain a stable roster of players.

He persuaded the music director there that it would be more efficient to maintain a regular roster of players than to hire freelancers for each concert or service at the church.