Sentence examples for team courts from inspiring English sources

The president's re-election team courts evangelical Protestant voters.

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and his propaganda team courted as many as 75 retired military officers who could best market the Pentagon line, particularly on television.

Director Behn Zeitlin and his team, Court 13, made a movie that took them on an adventure, while staying true to the place they were filming in.

According to Phipps' legal team, court documents recently obtained from the prosecutor's office in response to a Freedom of Information Act Request filed by HuffPost indicate that Tillison was arrested for felony offenses following Phipps' trial.

Now, though, Brown is the lone remaining American and there is little talk of Japanese teams courting others.

When he was a free agent after the 1998 season, the Mets were among the handful of teams courting him.

Otani, the highly regarded power pitcher, said he wanted to become the first Japanese pitcher to jump from high school in Japan directly to the major leagues, and the Dodgers and other M.L.B. teams courted him.

His song "New York State of Mind," written in the 1970s, is suddenly being cited in all sorts of places as teams court players and players banter with reporters.

Some columnists have expressed dismay over the lavish treatment heaped on Williams by the teams courting him and questioned whether they were adhering to the spirit of National Collegiate Athletic Association bylaws.

Several WHA teams courted Gretzky, notably the Indianapolis Racers and the Birmingham Bulls.

Many thought the prolonged wait for James' choice was unprofessional as not even the teams courting him were aware of his decision until moments before the show.