Sentence examples for player has grown from inspiring English sources

The player has grown disillusioned with a lack of opportunities with England, despite his impressive form in the Premier League over the last 18 months.

One effect of retaining an 11-man team has been that each player has grown into a familiar, identifiable character," says Malcolm Knox in the Sydney Morning Herald.

Kevin Garnett's reputation as a dirty player has grown over the last few weeks.

"As a player, having grown up in Cardiff - 21 years of education - you just think it is time to fly the nest, and I'm massively looking forward to trying something different next year.

Reinvigorated six years ago with fresh leadership and new volunteers, the number of players has grown from 30 to more than 400.

In recent years the bond between this committed Austrian conductor, who turns 50 in August, and the Cleveland players has grown steadily, it would appear.

There are some programs in place to make golf more accessible to the young, and the number of registered players has grown from about 20,000 to about 100,000 in the last 20 years.

The number of indoor players has grown to nearly 5 million (compared with more than 14 million outdoor players) since the sport's inception 15 years ago, according to the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association.

Appreciation for all Negro leagues players has grown in the past decade or so, and Johnson's cellar has several dozen baseballs from games at which she has delivered the ceremonial first pitch, along with plaques and photographs and a personalized Wheaties box someone made for her.

Scotland have proved themselves to be resilient - in their last 12 games they have only lost three times, to Belgium, England and Germany - and as the stature and confidence of the players has grown, so too has the onus on them to produce effective displays in key games.

Unaccustomed to the local food, the players had grown skinny.