Sentence examples for taking players with from inspiring English sources

Hawaii is no stranger to taking players with troubled pasts.

That niche is taking players with intangibles who relish fighting through life's picks and screens.

A reader, Bill of Glastonbury, CT, wins the foresight prize for having written: Great ballplayer but a bad trend taking players with so much off-field baggage.

I am not going to do what happened last summer where we were taking players with five minutes to go.

"But if you want a philosophy," he added, "I wouldn't be happy to really take players with us in the hope that they will become fit during the tournament.

Even Swiss football fans are scratching their heads over the effect of the referendum result: as a German TV programme showed, if you were to take players with a multicultural background out of the national team's last starting line-up, you would be left with a three-man team.

"I wouldn't be happy to really take players with us in the hope that they will become fit during the tournament". The words could be interpreted as a warning to the likes of Daniel Sturridge and Danny Welbeck ahead of the tournament, which begins on 10 June in France.

The Yankees are taking five players with them who have played in the United States-Japan All-Star series.

After beginning last season's draft by taking offensive players in the first three rounds, they have taken defensive players with six of their last seven picks.

We all know what a warrior he is and we all know he is capable of taking other players with him, not least his Chelsea team-mate Ashley Cole.

The Cowboys have taken on players with damaged reputations before now, with Greg Hardy an obvious recent example.