Sentence examples for start a soccer from inspiring English sources

It is bolstering its recruitment of Hispanic students, and it will soon start a soccer team.

"Tell someone you want to start a soccer magazine for American fans and this is what you'll hear," the inaugural editors' letter reports.

And he's hardest on himself when he fails to back up his own daughter's desire to start a soccer team at her school under Title IX provisions: "In retrospect, I feel ashamed.

When Major League Soccer player David Beckham announced plans to start a soccer franchise in Miami, the buzz became yet another jewel in the city's shiny crown.

Among them were day laborers, car wash workers, immigrant mothers and a group of unaccompanied minors who crossed the border without their parents and helped start a soccer league in the Bronx.

Start a soccer tournament with your kids, shoot some hoops with your sister, or do some gardening with your mother.

(Yes, the Yankees are starting a soccer team. Hal Steinbrenner, George's son, is a soccer nut).

The idea of starting a soccer team in the United States had been in the back of his mind for some time, Nguyen said.

There have been fan gatherings in San Francisco; an alpha, beta, and now full-functioning website for the Deltas; and community meetings to help finalize a stadium: the Deltas have taken a grassroots approach to starting a soccer team - months before there is even a team ready to step onto the field.

I recently started a soccer club for women over 30 who want to learn how to play soccer.

Last year the couple started a soccer league, recruiting 50 players aged 3 to 12 from around the island.