Sentence examples for shattered team from inspiring English sources
"shattered team" is a valid and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a team that has suffered significant tragedy or defeat, leading to its disintegration. For example, you could say "The team was left utterly shattered after suffering an embarrassing defeat in the championship game."
TEAMS OF THE YEAR Iraq, a shattered team from a shattered country, surprised itself and the world by winning the Asian Cup final, 1-0, againSaudi Arabiabin in Jakarta, Indonesia, on July 29.
As a sophomore this past season, he shattered team records for rushing yards (1,753) and touchdowns (28), as the Hurricanes came within a 31-24 double-overtime loss to Ohio State of repeating as national champions.
Charlotte Edwards admitted England had only themselves to blame after a spectacular Australia collapse against West Indies shattered her team's hopes of defending the World Cup in Sunday's final.
The fang didn't just ricochet off the armor, it shattered, the team reports online in Advanced Engineering Materials.
In addition to individual marks, baseball fans carefully monitor record-shattering team performances.
But how is it that one team shattered its curse, and the other has now gone 105 years without a title?
Freire's victory was especially sweet for Rabobank, which had its 2007 Tour hopes shattered when the team fired Michael Rasmussen during the final week of last year's race while he was in the yellow jersey.
The most-dominant showing by a single country in one sport at any Winter Games took place in speed skating at Sochi as the Dutch team shattered the Olympic record by winning 23 of the 36 medals that were awarded in the sport.
In 2005, my team shattered the myths about India and China graduating 12 times the numbers of engineers as the U.S. (we found that the U.S. graduated more than India did in 2004, and the quality of Indian and Chinese graduates was not comparable to that of American schools).
Forty years on, Hibernian captain Murdo MacLeod shatters his team-mates' childhood dreams by not passing the 1991 Scottish League Cup along the line.
He admitted this week the current schedule leaves the teams "shattered" but when he says something like that it is usually wise to look for a hidden motive.
