Sentence examples for perennial player from inspiring English sources

Before she began writing she met with Ms. Keaton and Mr. Nicholson to pitch her idea: what if a perennial player falls in love with his girlfriend's mom?

Costner did more than that, in Crash Davis, the weary 32-year-old career minor leaguer, the perennial "player to be named later".

Dennis Quaid, The Parent Trap - The perennial player with the devil-may-care grin, Quaid enhanced his appeal--and admirably filled the sizeable shoes of Brian Keith, the original trapped parent--by playing the devoted single dad of preteen Lindsey Lohan.

But this perennial supporting player is now, finally, a leading lady, in the wistful romance "Cairo Time," opening Aug. 6.

Willis, drawing comparisons to Ray Lewis, the perennial Pro Bowl player of the Ravens, has had 10 or more tackles in five of his first seven games as a pro, including the last four in a row.

Ream has been a perennial fringe player, who's been diligent and dogged in his English Championship career, and similarly careful and solid in his international appearances, without ever quite making a compelling case for himself.

The captain faced much scrutiny for his actions - his first red card in five seasons at Manchester United - but more importantly, the behavior you least expect of a perennial starting player, especially your team captain.

Martin's departure leaves the Yankees undermanned at catcher, with perennial backup players like Chris Stewart, Francisco Cervelli and Eli Whiteside on the roster.

Once a perennial top-20 player with a distinctive, swooping backswing on his imposing forehand, Ferreira struggled to produce results commensurate with his talent in the Grand Slam tournaments.

Mostly, it will provide the latest measure for how the unproven Eli -- entering his third season -- stacks up against a perennial Pro Bowl player like Peyton.

"Not only have I been with these two guys, I've also been with Tim Henman, a perennial top-10 player and one of the best guys ever as a person to walk on a tennis court.