Sentence examples for team designs from inspiring English sources

Backup tight end Luke Stocker might be a better blocker (the jury is still out on the 2011 fourth-round pick), but no team designs its offense around a No. 2 tight end.

The makarapa — brightly colored headgear made from a converted construction helmet — is one of the symbols of the South African soccer fan, and Tayengwa has been selling his national team designs, mostly to foreigners, for 385 rand, or $51 ,apiece.

The Leti team designs games, which Tawia codes himself, and has produced "Africa's Legends" comic editions – described as an "African Avengers" – available on mobile devices through a free app, with some comics free and some paid-for.

Among the main differences between the two series are that Formula One does not race on oval tracks, as do the Indy cars, and that in Formula One, each team designs and builds its own car according to a set of regulations, whereas the IndyCar teams buy chassis provided by companies.

One difference between the two series is that Formula One races on no oval tracks, as do the IndyCars, and that in Formula One, each team designs and builds its own car according to a set of regulations, whereas the IndyCar teams buy chassis provided by chassis-building companies.

Learning the steering wheel is also complicated by the fact that each team designs and builds its own steering wheel, and the drivers do not have a great deal of input over how it is laid out — apart from the shape of the grip or the style of the rubber of the grip.

The 76ers' Larry Brown, who coached the East team, designed it that way, too.

The Cowboys spent a lot of money to build a team designed to outscore opponents.

My team designed policies and developed projects that made the council more efficient.

After a couple of months, Mr. Johnson and his team designed an Internet-ready pay phone.

It looked a team designed not to lose the match rather than win it.