Sentence examples for steady roster from inspiring English sources

But an audience wants laughs for its money, meaning the Strip keeps a steady roster of talent on call.

Muhly has a steady roster of patrons — everyone from the New York Philharmonic to The National — regularly seeking new music from him.

A steady roster of conservative stars like Bill O'Reilly was augmented by coverage that suggested that the Democrats were trying to shoplift an election.

Rather there is a steady roster of big names staying on board for a number of tournaments.

The now-Los Angeles based artist maintains a steady and impressive roster of clients for (The New York Times, Chelsea Wolfe and The Black Queen) and exhibitions of (Doomed Gallery, London, Smashbox Studios and Soze Gallery) his monochromatic explorations.

On Monday, three days after departing from that script — signing all-pro cornerback Josh Norman to a five-year, $75 million deal — McCloughan explained why the move was worth it and, in fact, complements rather than upends a slow-and-steady approach to roster-building that started to pay dividends last season.

Meanwhile, St Louis does what St Louis does - keep their ship steady and slowly remake their roster.

"We have some wonderful artists that are performing at Reading & Leeds Festival in the UK this August – like The Hunna and Highly Suspect," he says of the steady international expansion of his roster.

Most days Mrs. McKirdy can count on two or three steady volunteers, although the shop has a roster of 10.

Most orchestras that achieve greatness do so by years of steady work under a patient conductor with a stable roster of players.

"Team leaders aren't more or less chosen," said Walsh, whose team lacked steady leadership last season, perhaps because there were so many roster moves.