Sentence examples for meant the team from inspiring English sources
" She said the ruling meant the team were now unlikely to qualify for the Olympics.
It was not clear whether he meant the team as a family or the Burress family.
During recent seasons, while I was busy writing about what the Royals meant, the team was gradually improving.
Getting back on track meant the team had to wean itself off the splashy signings and focus instead on developing talent.
They praised a far-out concept, but admitted that the lack of financial backing and naivety of those in charge meant the team was always doomed to fail.
Armstrong's goal in Valencia, famously driven through the legs of Spain's goalkeeper Luis Arconada, meant the team finished top of their group.
Bad light meant the teams left the field four balls and three runs later – and soon after it was stumps.
The kick, under the posts, meant the teams turned around with Quins 26-23 up.
Against Ospreys, a penalty apiece meant the teams were locked at 3-3 at half time.
It meant the teams will replay at Clones on Sunday, 6 July.
