Sentence examples for small roster from inspiring English sources

This is a new company, a few months old, that's selling a small roster of albums as a wearable badge.

Becky Starobin, the label's director, runs an adjunct management agency that arranges concerts for a small roster of musicians.

A small roster of privileged aristocrats flock after Arabella, but she clings to an unrealistic fantasy of an ideal mate.

The label's small roster mixes classical and non-classical musicians, including Muhly, Sigurðsson, the folk singer Sam Amidon, the violist Nadia Sirota, and the composer-producer Ben Frost.

Appearance: Ghastly, with most of its rather small roster of aircraft purchased from the Soviet Union after the end of the cold war.

"Cosmè Tura: Painting and Design in Renaissance Ferrara" bulks vastly larger in the consciousness than its small roster of works would suggest.

Moyer's group has criticized Title IX for pushing universities to cut men's wrestling programs and other teams with small rosters.

Daryl Morey of the Houston Rockets says the answer is no, and explains how the sport's small rosters hurt the prospects of underdogs like Mr LinDebate: China's army While America and the big European powers are reducing defence spending, China's has been growing by some 12% a year for over ten years.

In a league of small rosters, it would be reasonable to think that three brothers making it to the pinnacle of their sport would be a record, but the Zellers fall short by one to the Jones family that produced four N.B.A. players in the 1970s and 1980s.

But some critics say that the law hurts women's wrestling because it tempts colleges to bypass sports with small rosters — wrestling typically fields about 20 to 30 women — in favor of sports like rowing, with teams of up to 60 members.

Schiff, who has raised and spent less, has a similar but smaller roster, including Erickson.