Sentence examples for produced players from inspiring English sources

The Middle East has produced players from Egypt and Lebanon.

Tennis, like golf, both solitary sports played by precious, complex personalities with an intense drive for individual perfection, has historically produced players of notable volubility.

Have produced players of breathtaking skill such as Pelé, Garrincha and Rivaldo as well as dead-eyed finishers such as Romário.

Southampton are often praised for their flourishing academy, which has produced players such as Luke Shaw, James Ward-Prowse and Matt Targett in recent years.

The Northern Territory has been referred to as the AFL's Brazil, and the Tiwis alone have produced players of the calibre of Long, Maurice and Cyril Rioli, not to mention Dean Rioli, David Kantilla and Austin Wonaeamirri.

Way back in the 1950s, the Magical Magyars of Hungary improvised on the field as beautifully as Brazilians — and since the 1970s, the Netherlands, with a population of less than 17 million, has repeatedly produced players who threaten to reinvent the game.

In Sarginson the club have a locally produced player who is a potential star.

Everybody else, or just you?'" "We need to produce players with lots of qualities.

"In some ways we have become a conveyor belt for producing players," Dakuidreketi said.

"The problem is they are no longer producing players," Zorrilla said.

We've all got good academies, there's no academy that isn't producing players.