Sentence examples for recent roster from inspiring English sources

But the campaign declined this week to release a more recent roster to The New York Times.

While former ambassador and Hall Of Famer Foley breaks electrical goods in protest to its recent roster decisions, one of its main stars appears to have quit.

The most recent roster, published in The Boston Herald, included 11 officers who earned more than $200,000 in 2000, and 727 who earned more than $100,000.

The lean and (one hopes) mean nine-person cast is headed, in the title role, by the estimable Ron Cephas Jones, whose recent roster of Shakespeare baddies includes Aaron the Moor and Caliban.

It's worth noting, though, that there is an "extreme gender imbalance among DARPA program managers, who are 95% men, according to a recent roster".

Consider the recent roster of criminal cases.

Not coincidentally, both defenders have been left off recent rosters.

It has been a meltdown process for the Ravens, as their peers have enjoyed watching the recent champions' roster slip and slide and their star defensive coordinator, Marvin Lewis, recently bolt down the Beltway to Washington.

GSN is the most recent in a roster of cable channels that have made or are planning to make their 2013-14 upresentationstationso so called because the events take place before the start of the coming TV season.

Mike Petke had tried to preserve the win by bringing on Jonny Steele (ex-RSL) to shore up the midfield, but in the end he was relieved to leave with a point after Ryan Johnson (not part of the recent Real Salt Lake roster purge, though he did play for them in 2006) sent an acrobatic overhead kick just wide of the post, and had another point blank shot palmed away brilliantly by Luis Robles.

Ryan's roster in recent years was of diminished quality.