Sentence examples for sole team from inspiring English sources

Through the late 1940s and the '50s, the Senators were the sole team to feature Latin American players prominently on the roster.

And although England's Campbell, like Joshua, has the consolation of having already secured his place in the 2012 Olympics, 22-year-old Welshman Selby now faces a box-off against Khalid Yafai for the sole Team GB place in the 52kg category.

The entrees we sampled all made the grade: veal francese medallions with a very light egg batter in a wine, lemon and butter sauce; perfectly broiled filet of sole teamed with crunchy broccoli bathed in olive oil and garlic; and veal piccata in a lemon-basil sauce sparked by capers, scallions and long-stemmed artichoke hearts.

We are literally sitting at Prince's feet: feet, it's perhaps worth noting, that are wearing a pair of flip-flops with huge platform soles teamed with socks.

Simply put: The good news is that Sacramento is keeping their sole pro team and their biggest athlete, the bad news is that this is referring to the Kings and Cousins respectively.

"What?" he mouthed to Shakira, whose sole remaining team member, Sasha Allen, Levine had tossed over in favor of Hill during the Battle Rounds.

Williams was Tech's sole first-team Associated Press All-American and also was named to the American Football Coaches Association, Football Writers Association of American and Walter Camp All-America teams.

The sole is "teaming" at the moment, he said.

The 22-year-old's sole first-team appearance for United came as a late substitute in a home loss to Blackburn on New Year's Eve 2011, but Preston manager Simon Grayson suggests he would be in the first-team fold at Old Trafford.

A former England Under-19 international, Fletcher's sole first-team appearance this season came against Loughborough MCCU in April.

Paul Romero, left, an adventure racer for Team SOLE, a four-person team based in Big Bear Lake, Calif., wore five headlamps during nighttime training runs, hikes and snowshoe forays in the area.