Sentence examples for squad of professionals from inspiring English sources

Bieber, like many pop listeners, is equally comfortable entrusting his career and his public person to a squad of professionals.

For many it's been a close season of cost-cutting, for some a battle to hold on to their better players or cobble together a squad of professionals.

She and her squad of professionals -- Marty Bergen, Joel Friedberg, Ethan Stein, Fred Stewart and Steve Weinstein -- then lost to a California group that went on to take the title.

Lansky and Siegel had also developed a squad of professional murderers for hire, the prototype for the later Murder, Inc., headed by Louis Buchalter and Albert Anastasia.

A squad of professional freerunners going by the names EZ, Livewire, Sticky and Spidey has begun training marine commandos in gravity-defying moves such as the "kong vault", "running cat" and "crane" in an effort to improve troops' street-to-street fighting ability.

Of course, she had the benefit of a squad of PR professionals to help her draft it; you may, if you like, email me.

The opening match of Group C between the United States and England on Saturday will have none of the flavor of the teams' historic 1950 World Cup game, when an amateur American team featuring a dishwasher and a hearse driver beat a squad of English professionals in Brazil.

But balanced against that is a growing belief this group may contain an attacking armoury beyond perhaps any previous Lions squad of the professional era.

This was Leeds United, a team which under its previous manager, the supremely cynical Don Revie, had in Clough's view become a dirty-trick death squad composed of professional foulers and sneaky divers.

A fully-professional squad of 35 pro players at a basic £30,000 apiece – not enough to buy an open-air potting shed in Richmond – costs double that.

There are squads of medical professionals on the sidelines, players are aware of the life-threatening dangers of staying in the game with a concussion and the league has a very specific policy on how teams should handle a potentially concussed player. .