Sentence examples for team jumps on from inspiring English sources
I think it's more motivation, but players can get nervous or intimidated if that team jumps on them early, and they're like, "Wow, this is Kentucky and they're the real deal.
"In the [hospital] room, the whole team jumped on to me.
The United States' luge team jumped on the bandwagon in the lead up to PyeongChang, enlisting the help of Stratasys to design a better sled.
After amassing hundreds of thousands of followers, the team jumped on the opportunity to let all these artists sell their work.
The technical team jumped on the problem immediately and isolated the issue: a bug in the internal clock driver related to the way the device handles a leap year.
For example, when Pharrell wore a giant hat at the Grammys, Arby's social media team jumped on the moment and tweeted that they wanted their hat back, a move that made Pharrell -- and the media -- tip their hat.
LONDON — Britain won the gold medal in team show jumping on Monday afternoon, narrowly defeating the Netherlands in a rare jump-off.
In this case, the Obama team jumped quickly and effectively on these gaffes to paint McCain as elite and out-of-touch.
The woman, who Cole started to text and send pictures of himself to after spotting her on a pal's Facebook page, said: "He was sending texts so close to games he must have been doing it before jumping on the team coach on his way to the matches.
Others may have suffered the misfortune of jumping on the team's bandwagon -- which has been known to make an occasional appearance -- during the Joe Namath days, or perhaps in the Sack Exchange era, and not having the good sense to jump off.
