Sentence examples for season evolves from inspiring English sources

As the season evolves, Wright will almost certainly assume more responsibility.

But however the new dimensions play out as the season evolves, they were not a factor on Thursday, with both team's pitchers working effectively and efficiently.

With No. 3 Boise State's 37-24 victory against No. 24 Oregon State on Saturday night, the Broncos' season evolves from one played on the field to one to be debated in the court of public opinion.

The seven days when Hammond went unused and those nine pitches he uncorked wound up deciding the hectic weekend in the Red Sox' favor and could wind up revealing how the season evolves.

As the season evolved, Pierce and other defensive players spoke vaguely of communication issues.

Expectations ran high for the program, which in its previous season evolved from an afterthought to a powerhouse.

He won just one Grand Slam title this year, the Australian Open, while Federer and, above all, Murray generated more compelling story lines as the season evolved.

The 10-fight rule is the latest in a series of small steps to reduce fighting and, as he put it last season, "evolve away from it".

As the season evolved, it became clear that the quartet of Piquet, Senna, Prost and Mansell were set to dominate matters, with only Berger capable of breaking the stranglehold in Mexico.

Q. Whose imminent retirement got bigger play in Baltimore, yours or Ray Lewis's? A. Probably right now it's Ray's just because of everything around him and how the team's season evolved: him coming off a 10-week injury and leading the team down an amazing road.

Although continuous colony growth is usually taken as the standard type of colony dynamics in eusocial insects, there is no reason to assume that this is the primary state and reproduction with discrete brood periods during a season evolved from that primary state.