Sentence examples for recruiting teammates from inspiring English sources

Rowand showed up at Scottsdale Stadium on Monday, eight days before position players were required to report, and immediately set about recruiting teammates for his weekly bowling league.

I was particularly fortunate as a walk-on whose football career played out like a Frank Merriwell story, but my highly recruited teammates also had academic opportunities that by now have become severely contracted.

Incoming recruit Darius Morris and two Division I recruit teammates led Windward High School to the California Division V state title.

Over eight years, I put in 4000 volunteer hours and recruited 42 teammates for Relay for Life.

Many prominent Republicans sold the selection a different way: as evidence that Mr. Bush, 54, was so secure in his own abilities and confident in his own leadership that he would recruit a teammate like Mr. Cheney, 59, who looks at least 10 years older than the governor and has a much longer political resume.

Another player, Hawley Smith, received a scholarship after Chaney noticed him while recruiting his high school teammate Glen Elliott.

They stole most of the headlines and recruiting visits from a teammate no one paid much attention to -- Speedy Claxton.

Still, Schilling has left several recruiting messages for his former teammate.

Hill, Duncan and Economics Grant Hill recently laughed at the notion that he was recruiting his friend and Olympic teammate, Tim Duncan, to join up in Orlando next season after the two become free agents in the summer.

Jones, in turn, recruited his old teammate, Dickenman, who had worked for more than 10 years as an assistant at the University of Connecticut and enjoyed a national reputation as a recruiter.

After a summer in which he recruited an old teammate, the Hall of Famer Hakeem Olajuwon, to work with first Amar'e Stoudemire and then with all the Knicks' big men, it was Woodson, not Grunwald, who did most of the talking Monday.