Sentence examples for roster of men from inspiring English sources

Buchan says Ephra is another character from his roster of men in crisis.

No company equals Ballet Theater's roster of men, but their glory doubles when they are given worthy challenges of this caliber.

The Republicans have an ample roster of men (and only men) who are readily imaginable as nominees, even if thinking about some of them as Presidents (step forward, Ted Cruz) requires thinking about the unthinkable.

One look down the roster of men's finalists in this year's previous slam finals says it all.

And they are trimming the rosters of men's teams.

Even today, Hamilton said, he must keep the rosters of men's teams small because women make up more than half of Pensacola's enrollment.

Some might argue that supervillains are always going to be more fun to play than heroes, and yet the DC universe does seem to have an abundance of these 40s and 50s-inspired totems in comparison with say, Marvel, and the Disney-owned studio's more 60s-focused roster of Spider-Man, Iron Man, and so on.

Khajah and Wai Lin now have a roster of 12 men who make up to $80 an hour.

Working in England as well as in North America, Mr. Langham led a formidable roster of leading men and women through the rigors of Shakespeare, Shaw, Moli?, Chekhov and others.

The rest, led by a roster of colourful "men of destiny" including Lord Rothermere, Horatio Bottomley, Oswald Mosley, Desmond Donnelly, James Goldsmith, Robert Kilroy-Silk, and now George Galloway, have sometimes taken off like rockets but have all fallen back to earth like stones.

His role meant that he did not become one of the Funk Brothers, Motown's celebrated roster of session men, who seldom went on the road but spent their lives in the Snakepit, as the studio at the label's headquarters was known.