What has been missing, many suspect, is a coach who can get 11 players to play collectively, so they will not crumble when adversity arrives.
"You have to have the ability to play collectively as a defense, but that also involves keeping track of players," Bradley said.
9th over: South Africa 22-1 (Petersen 8, Amla 0) "When was the last time we had two unproven (say having played collectively less than 10 Tests) batsmen in our top six?" says Matt Biss.
First a theme determined by a melody line, played collectively by the band and led by Mr. Stanko: troubling and irresolute sentence with a beautiful chord as its period.
Eighteen years ago, the Yankees promoted four players from the minor leagues who would go on to play, collectively, at least 70 seasons for the team, mostly as superstars.
We want to play collectively and offensively to the end".
Writing a play collectively requires organizational guidelines: an author develops a theme and doles out assignments to the writers.
As of Oct. 13, Democrats in House races in play collectively had about $45 million in cash on hand, compared with about $32. million for Republicans.
When they bring their sea-soaked Les Naufragés du Fol Espoir (Aurores) to the Edinburgh festival later this month – teasingly described as "a play collectively devised by Théâtre du Soleil, half-written by Hélène Cixous [and] loosely based on a mysterious, posthumous novel by Jules Verne" – it will be the first time they have toured to the UK for 20 years.
"All of these 50s plays, collectively, attempt to remind us of the racism, political storms, the stirrings of feminism and social tension throughout the 1950s," said Chadwick in the article.
