Sentence examples for manager has brought from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, the new manager has brought England a dash of good fortune.

Now that the manager has brought those words to life, he deserves his piece of the credit.

We are strong as a group and the manager has brought a lot of the lads' games on in his time here.

Several times this season, Mike Scioscia, the Angels' manager, has brought in an outfielder to serve as a fifth infielder in obvious sacrifice situations.

A new arena manager has brought in more business, but the losses have continued to mount, eating into the city's already tight budget and pushing lawmakers to eliminate jobs and cut costs, including asking police officers to buy their own practice ammunition.

"The manager has brought in some good players," Young added.

Don Zimmer, the Padres' manager, had brought the infield in to guard against a bunt.

The Arsenal manager had brought off Alexandre Lacazette in the 66th minute and the travelling support could not believe it.

When an account representative of an office-equipment company visited a major customer, a talkative administrator mentioned that a new copy machine the rep's company had sold to the customer was "more out of service than in". She also noted that a divisional manager had brought in a competitor's equipment to test.

He said he needed "to consider [his] value a wee bit more" and pointed out that the club's American owner would immediately recover his £80m outlay on players should he ever need to sell the young talents the manager had brought to Villa Park.

My manager had brought it to me because he heard about [producers] Mark Burnett and Dick Wolf doing this thing together.