Sentence examples for roster of contract from inspiring English sources

One is a roster of contract advisers, who help members with contracts for books, articles, work-for-hire deals and Internet publication.

From a squad of three, Hamann has expanded his roster of contracted players to 16. "I need two or three more – but they look like a team now".

Walsh replaced Thomas in 2008 and spent the next two years purging the roster of bad contracts and bad characters.

[C2.] Reebok Acquisition Moves Adidas Into Nike's League With its acquisition of Reebok, Adidas will become a formidable competitor to Nike for the first time in more than a decade, with sales of $11 billion and a glittering roster of endorsement contracts that make it close to Nike in size and arguably more powerful in its links to star athletes and teams.

Each film company had its roster of composers under contract.

He has purged the roster of nearly every contract that extends past 2010, and as a consequence, has purged the Knicks of their best players.

The producers of "De La Guarda," meanwhile, also lost several shows after the Sept. 11 attack and had to slim their roster of performers under contract to 12 from 14 and their schedule to six shows a week from eight.

The team, which has already signed 14 of its 16-player roster to contracts, opens its 58-game season June 1, with a three-game homestand against the New England Riptide.

U.S. Roster Goalkeepers Dominic Cervi (out of contract), Brad Guzan (Chivas USA/M.L.S ., Tim Howard (Everton/England).

As Bout's roster of legitimate clients and contracts grew, he also pursued opportunities in the "gray market"—where legal goods are moved by illegal, or at least questionable, means.

C1 Scramble for Iraqi Contracts The roster of U.S. companies that have won potentially lucrative contracts for work in the Iraq region is growing despite a demand this week by Democrats in Congress for an independent review of the process for awarding such deals.