Sentence examples for team raising from inspiring English sources

Carol Malouf, who is part of the team raising money for Abdul, met with him in person to explain the fund-raising campaign to him and ask about his life.

Porat has spent 28 years at Morgan Stanley, during which time she led the bank's team raising funds for Amazon, eBay and Netscape during the dotcom boom.

There had been recent signs of encouragement for Canadian soccer leading up to the match, with the women's national team raising awareness of the sport after their heart-wrenching Olympic semifinal loss to the United States at the London Olympics.

Daniel Warner, from Orange County, California, had come to Boston to run his first marathon as part of a charity team, raising money for the study of Rett syndrome, a neurodevelopmental disorder.

At one stage of her recovery, Eve joins a soccer team, raising the prospect that the movie - when it finally arrives - will be the Gregory's Girl of the 2010s.

That would be encouraging.' What is also encouraging for Strachan is the recollection of his team raising their spirit sufficiently to achieve scoreless draws with Milan at the knockout stage last season, the eventual winners of the trophy requiring Kaka's extra-time goal in Italy to eliminate the Scots.

That came just months after the team raised ticket prices by an average of 40 percent.

This week, the team raised its forecast for full-year growth to 9.4percentt.

A protest of Raisman's score by the American team raised it and gave her the bronze.

The team raised money to pay some of the debt it incurred when Malcolm Glazer bought the club in 2005.

Earlier this year, the team raised funds by selling $10 anniversary discs with a bold "1968" printed in the middle.