Sentence examples for preceding team from inspiring English sources

Hay was director of Team GB's preparation camp in Calgary prior to the Vancouver 2010 Olympics and held the same role in Loughborough preceding Team GB's exceptional third-place finish at London 2012, where they won 65 medals.

It is training camp with a new twist, a six-week documentary preceding the team's Sept. 9 season opener at home against the Chicago Bears.

63) Why did the deputy president of the Pan-Malaysian IslaboutParthecomplain about the Scottie dogs that preceded each team at the opening of the Commonwealth Games?

Anderson had been allowed to precede the team on to the field in this his 100th Test – a nice touch – and his opening spell, from the end with a strong left to right breeze helping with the booming swing that is his default (against convention for a swing bowler) against left-handers, was challenging, bringing him the wicket of Devon Smith, one of three straightfoward catches for Jos Buttler.

The wonder that is the Women's Football Team in this year's World Cup, who got further than any team preceding them, and truly putting the men's team in the shadows.

Seven to three days preceding the survey, team members attended a training course.

Of the six drugs on the facility assessment checklist, single dose nevirapine (sdNVP) for the mother had the most unreliable supply: seven out of the 18 (39 %) health centers did not have a continuous supply in the 30 days preceding the research team's visit.

T) Because of the lack of understanding of the epidemiologic cycle and virus-vector incubation requirements, the epizoodemic wave of infected mosquitoes and equids incubating the virus had not been anticipated to precede vaccination teams routinely into new areas of susceptible equids by 2 3 weeks.

Miami remains in the running but, after this loss and the 21-0 shellatking at San Francisco preceding it, appears a team in crisis.

Specifically, the AwI teacher PD program comprised: 1) a series of five biweekly seminars (mirroring the structure of the AwI Seminar for students); 2) weekly school-based team meetings preceding and during implementation of the Seminar; and 3) two classroom observations by research staff during implementation, each combined with one-on-one, post-observation coaching.

Poor ice conditions were more common in the past decade than in the preceding 30 years, the team reports in this month's issue of the Canadian Journal of Zoology, including less extensive total ice cover and shorter seasons for the thick ice that seals prefer.