Sentence examples for perennial division from inspiring English sources

Nor has it been for Schuerholz, the architect of the Braves' perennial division champions.

It's a risky step for the Indians, who under John Hart, Shapiro's predecessor, built a perennial division champion.

But after the Indians moved into Jacobs Field and became a perennial division champion, teams that opened new parks hoped to duplicate the Indians' success.

Ms. Talmage, perennial division manager at her family's Riverhead farm, gave a quick lesson in plants like the bearberry, which thrives in the pine barrens, and marsh marigolds, which prefer moist soil.

The Cleveland Indians (558,583), no longer a perennial division champion which sold out every game, tumbled from 91-71 to 74-88 74-88the TexandRangers (454,002) finished lastheor TexashiRangersessive season.

CLOSER Jose Mesa MONTREAL EXPOS Frank Robinson, second season -- 2002: 83-79, second place Not only did the Expos survive last year, but they also thrived, finishing over.500 and beating out three other teams to be the runners-up to the perennial division champions.

So can the Mets over all, of course; they came to Montreal from Atlanta, where they took two of three games from the perennial division-champion Braves.

In this sense, the controversy surrounding the shrinking beach is not so much a matter of coastal dynamics, or constitutional rights, but rather the perennial divisions that afflict seaside development.

Calhoun had taken Northeastern from Division II status and made it a perennial N.C.A.A. Division I tournament team.

The Pittsburgh Pirates, a perennial second-division team, sold 2.4 million tickets in 2001 when PNC Park opened, 700,000 more than they ever sold at Three Rivers Stadium.

Being short of water is a source of stress to perennial plants and division is only going to stress them further.