Sentence examples for team bro from inspiring English sources

It read, simply: "May Allah reward you and your team Bro Deah Barakat".

She was a nationally ranked junior tennis player, played football (soccer) in her hometown team Bro IK and was such a good skier that the coach of the Swedish national ski team suggested the family move to Northern Sweden to improve her skiing year round.

The politics of the tall tale Lochte and his swim team bros spun the media about being robbed in Brazil, to disguise their drunken criminal damage, is almost too obvious to state.

Sugar's there pulling him back from a celebratory winning team bro-hug in the first week to go "... oh, and Dillon?" "Yes, Lord Sugar?" "I've got my eye on you.

I promise u whatever team my lil bro @DeseanJackson10 gonnaonna get a play maker a pro bowler a team leader & a great guy on & off the field.

I'm pretty sure I just heard that the Czech doubles team are the Bros brothers, which would be amazing.

The best finish by an American team in the Yeh Bros Cup, played in Taiwan two weeks ago, was by U.S.A. I, JoAnna and Lew Stansby of Castro Valley, Calif.; George Jacobs and Ralph Katz of Hinsdale, Ill.; and Howard Weinstein of Sarasota, Fla. Sweden earned a bye into the final by being undefeated in the preliminary rounds.

Miley Cyrus has teamed up with rocker bro Trace Cyrus to design a new t-shirt!

Our precious childhood memories of bros teaming up to take down ghosts or rob banks – activities surely as inherently and exclusively masculine as bear-wrestling and bare-knuckle boxing – are being destroyed as evil Hollywood executives reboot everything with women instead.

Designed by the Welsh government's health innovation team in partnership with Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University health board, Beacon Digital Health, Cardiff University and community pharmacists, it has eradicated 21 of 23 types of medication errors and medicine wastage per resident per month has fallen from £39 to £23.

Bro and Sis team Eliot and Ilana Glazer cobbled this collection of New Yorkisms that are scathingly dead-on.