Sentence examples for old reserve from inspiring English sources

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But it's not great at all for young players, who are effectively still bound by the old reserve clause.

(Maybe, as a relatively new skipper, this is one aspect of his cricketing life that revives some of the old reserve).

It is a million miles away from competitive football, or even from the old reserve league where I learned so much from players like David May and Jesper Blomqvist.

Small-market owners need to understand that they can have their more restrictive system but they can't have back the old reserve clause, thrown out by the courts more than 30 years ago.

This was a second formidable win for West Ham's young professionals in the Premier League's new venture this season – the Barclays U21 League – which has replaced the old reserve league as part of English football radical overhauling its youth development.

Kaymer dug into the old reserves.

Like all multinational oil companies, BP has been shut out of the easy fields by the decline of its old reserves and the rising power of state-owned companies.

But despite a lot of improvement since the bad old reserve-clause days, when players had no freedom at all to change teams, the market for major-league players is still not entirely free.

New technologies mean that previously inaccessible reserves can now be reached - and old reserves kept going.

"Very sad piece," Harper, the 37-year-old reserve guard of the Los Angeles Lakers, said yesterday.