Sentence examples for starting a team from inspiring English sources

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.

When he landed his current student coordinator's position at East Side, he asked the school's principal, Dr. Mario Santos, about starting a team.

Realizing that my friends need help in starting a team from scratch, I convened a distinguished group of sporty academics by e-mail messages.

Anyone starting a team, of course, would first want O'Neal, who is averaging 26.7 points a game while Kidd scores a pedestrian 14.9.

The dire state of the Spanish economy seems to have dimmed the prospect of Fernando Alonso, the Formula One driver and noted bike enthusiast, starting a team for Contador with backing from Santander.

And Richard Branson started a team under his Virgin brand.

"They came to me to start a team," she said.

It costs about $1,500 to $2,000 to start a team.

One had tried to start a team in the second grade.

"If I had to pick someone to start a team, I would pick Hanley Ramírez," he said.