Sentence examples for roster for years from inspiring English sources

The Presidents' players tend to stay on its roster for years, although President Clinton spent last season on the "morally disabled" list.

Sarah Dollard's grasp of character and tone is pitch-perfect, and I'm sure I won't be only one hoping to see her again on the writer's roster for years to come – not to mention missing Jenna Coleman after a nuanced and genuinely heartfelt performance.

We've been reducing our roster for years, and our work has improved".

He remained on the company's roster for three years, during which he expanded his repertory, both in grand opera and in lighter roles.

She was also a member of the Vienna State Opera roster for several years, where her most successful roles were in the Mozart operas and as Nanetta in a Luchino Visconti production of Verdi's "Falstaff".

They remained on the Opry roster for some 20 years, though by the 70s Stoney's health was failing and Wilma Lee generally fronted their band, the Clinch Mountain Clan, alone, as she continued to do after he died in 1977.

Penn State will be limited to a maximum of 65 players on its roster for a four-year span from the 2014 through the 2017 seasons.

The Cubs reached the playoffs, but Lieber was left off the playoff roster for the second year in a row.

The move will add extra piquancy to the domestic calendar as teams vie for points but may concern team managers, coming months after they have finalised their race programmes and rosters for the year.

This forced the Dodgers to keep him on the major league roster for at least two years before he could be sent to the minors.

After a divorce in his 40s, Robert Glover, a psychotherapist in Bellevue, Wash., realized that his roster of friends had quietly atrophied for years as he focused on career and family.