Sentence examples for roster return from inspiring English sources

Save the roster, return to the "Choose a Rookie from the '07 Class" screen, find your player, and begin Superstar mode.

This is not an indictment of Malone, but rather real issues he'll have to juggle as the roster returns to full strength.

Outlook: The Seahawks lost all-CIF and Golden West League MVP player Billy Keller to graduation in June but have an experienced roster returning.

And the stark reality is that the West is packed so far down with strong teams that even those projected well out of the postseason picture such as the Memphis Grizzlies and Los Angeles Clippers have a very legitimate chance at contending for the lower playoff seeds if their rosters return to full health.

"Give Los Amigos credit, but if we would have eliminated some of our mistakes, we'd still be right there". The Eagles might take solace in the fact that much of the roster will return in 2014.

The team's roster will return almost intact, with its leading scorers Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and James Harden all younger than 24.

TALKING POINT With the Jets' disappointing season over, what changes will they - and must they - make on their coaching staff and roster to return to the playoffs next season?

This year's football team (pictured at the first practice of the season) has a promising roster of returning players.

Edsall inherits a roster that returns several key players from the team that went 9-4 in 2010 with a Military Bowl victory over East Carolina.

Much of Louisville's roster is returning, including the junior quarterback Teddy Bridgewater — projected as a Heisman Trophy contender — and the team is considered the favorite to win a reconfigured, rebranded league known as the American Athletic Conference.

See A16Z, which, at four years in, is already considered a top-tier VC despite not having a decades-long roster of returns (they do have a slick domain name, though).