Sentence examples for notable player for from inspiring English sources

The most notable player for Cincinnati, however, was punter Kevin Huber, who was named an Associated Press All-American and became the first player in Bearcats history to earn that honor in two consecutive years.

The current Arts Council England chairman, Peter Bazalgette, is a notable player here for a number of reasons.

George, Staten Island MAJOR LEAGUE AFFILIATION New YorkYankees 2008 RECORD 49-26 (first of four teams) STADIUM CAPACITY 7,171 PRICE TAG Seat behind home plate: $14 TEAM MASCOTS Three cows, includingScooter the Holy Cow, named for PhilRizzuto, the shortstop and announcerknown for exclaiming, "Holy cow!" NOTABLE PLAYER Jason Anderson pitchedbriefly for the New York Yankees.

Another notable player that returned for 2013, but did not start in 2012, was running back T. J. Yeldon, who appeared in all 14 Alabama games in 2012 as the backup for Eddie Lacy.

Once one notable player is called out for wrongdoing and makes a change, others tend to follow.

Ryan made a convincing case for having Tebow run the Wildcat, mentioning that he is bigger and can throw the ball a lot better than Ronnie Brown, the running back who was the first and most notable player to operate it for Sparano in Miami.

Since then his Elevation ­Development, founded on the spoils of a dot-com sale, has become a notable player in the tightly controlled market for detached garden residences in the island-state.

The other notable player in smartphones at the moment is Lenovo, which passed LG for the number-three spot with 12.9 million smartphones sold.

The school was based near Aldershot F.C. leading Swift to become one of several notable players to guest for the club.

Among other notable players, ERNIE ELS and PHIL MICKELSON tied for 16th (five under par), while DAVIS LOVE III tied for 28th (three under par).

The first round played to that maxim and then some, as players positioned themselves for the weekend and only a couple of notable players slipped from contention.