Sentence examples similar to squad of self from inspiring English sources
When Guardian Australia launched, the national cricket team was a squad of self-destructing pub fighters who wouldn't know a century if it hit them in the face.
"But this summer we've got Jonathan Trott and Ian Bell around for a bit longer and a seriously strong squad with a lot of self belief.
On the town's outskirts, a squad of soldiers from Japan's Self-Defense Force tramped through a hillside's golden tallgrass, prodding the ground with long, thin metal poles.
Since then, however, the advantage of a massive home crowd and an unprecedented wave of German patriotism appears to have carried Klinsmann's squad to new levels of self-confidence.
Kind of self explanitory.
Finishing off his cone in the spring sunshine with a week to go before polling day, the self-styled one-man awkward squad of Westminster politics said: "You are here because you want to damage me.
Two German Sturmgeschütz IV self-propelled assault guns and a squad of infantry entered Alsdorf, where they were heavily counterattacked.
In the episode, Rollins (Kelli Giddish) witnesses an abduction that leads her and the elite squad of detectives known was the Special Victims Unit into the world of self-mutilation and fetishes.
England's 38-21 win over the All Blacks not only upset the biggest favourites since Frankel but brought Stuart Lancaster's squad so much in terms of self-belief that it becomes immediately tempting to speculate on where its consequences might lead.
One of the many talking points has been the return to the Estonia squad of the attacking midfielder Joel Lindpere, following his Stephen Ireland-style self-imposed exile.
