Sentence examples for multitude of players from inspiring English sources

Her posting proved correct and also indicated that the players were aware of the Jets' multitude of players seeking new deals.

The Palestinian camps of Lebanon, whose disarmament is called for by the international community, constitute a contentious arena for a multitude of players: Syria and Iran, Hezbollah and the Palestinian Authority, and Bin Laden and the late Zarqawi.

Clearing salary-cap room by unloading a multitude of players during the summer of 1996, West gutted the Lakers in pursuit of Shaquille O'Neal, even when it was unclear whether O'Neal would return to Orlando.

The problem about ending the war in Syria and Iraq is that there is a multitude of players who are too strong to lose but too weak to win.

Although his circus lingo is accurate and his empathy and fair-mindedness toward the multitude of players is evident throughout, "The Circus Fire" is an eerily narrow-gauge book, with a thicket of victims' names, telescoped paragraphs and summary jottings, often staccato in tone, like combat reporting.

This article investigates the impact that digital technologies have on the interrelation of a multitude of players in the field archives, post-houses, research in film history, and science.

Though on a day when the tournament tilted on its axis again with more upsets, Jim Curley, the tournament director, explained that a multitude of player and network interests factor into cramming a zillion matches into the annual fortnight.

It has been indicated that modern tennis champions often develop through the interest of those multitudes of players who will never be champions, and through the facilities they provide.

Coach Mike Babcock's Wings have been a work in progress, with a multitude of inexperienced players.

Its geographic sweep, its multitude of main players, its glamour as history and its built-in moral combine to make it, for a fiction writer, a subject difficult even to approach.

Benedict performed criminal background checks and sifted through police reports and court documents involving a multitude of N.B.A. players from the 2002-3 league rosters, and he concluded that he was dealing with a morally bankrupt league that has been undermined by player entitlement and felonious forgiveness.