Sentence examples for start a team from inspiring English sources
The group called Our Baseball Haven, trying to put together what it billed as the first crowd-sourced baseball team ("A Team Built on Innovation, Ruled by Majority," its Web site proclaims), signed up enough members at $100 each to start a team in Torrington, Conn., that will be part of the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League next summer.
"They came to me to start a team," she said.
One had tried to start a team in the second grade.
It costs about $1,500 to $2,000 to start a team.
Pettit said he, like Auerbach and Bradley, would start a team with Russell.
Beckham's long effort to start a team in the city faces little league opposition.
The Worthington Cup, as Liverpool demonstrated last season, remains an extremely useful means to kick-start a team into winning mode.
It was an attempt to jump-start a team that had gone 0-4-1 afthe starting the Major League Soccer season 3-1.
And Richard Branson started a team under his Virgin brand.
Missouri Baptist University, a small Christian liberal arts institution, is starting a team this fall.
Instead of starting a team from scratch, Michigan promoted its talented men's club organization — which once went 50 games without a loss — to varsity.
