Sentence examples for roster sorting from inspiring English sources

With nine high-powered period-instrument specialists on the roster, sorting through the complexities of working relationships can be a demanding affair — one that may be slightly more complicated for the Sleepy Hollow concert, the group's first foray into Westchester, when three Juilliard graduate students will join the current and former faculty members.

To the more switched-on kitchen user, get a cleaning roster sorted early.

Officials from the school, which has about 800 students, met with the parents and reviewed a class roster to sort out who was still inside.

Some issues, like their 53-man roster, will be sorted out by then.

"The idea was to bring in the Iraqi soldiers and their officers, put them on a roster and sort out the bad guys as we went".

The Yankees have cobbled together a first-place team with an offense of spare parts, a Frankenstein roster of sorts, while several of their stars are on the disabled list.

Standing by the third-base line, Dolan provided what was essentially a Kings County scouting report, sorting the Mets' expanded roster in terms of years removed from Coney Island.

Add to that the enormous task of merging Digital Equipment Corp. into Compaq and sorting out the resulting 68,000-employee roster, and it's little wonder that Capellas' predecessor, Eckhard Pfeiffer, was shown the door.

That seems to be a mantra of sorts for the Knicks as they continue to sort out their roster in an abbreviated training camp caused by the lockout.

While Houston plays the part of the frustrated spectator, the Knicks are trying to sort out a roster similarly steeped in uncertainty.

After scoring just 60 points against Utah on Thursday night in a loss to close out the exhibition schedule with a 2-6 record, the Knicks have just three practices left in which to heal, to sort out the roster and perhaps to add a shooter before their season opener Wednesday.