Sentence examples for team that contains from inspiring English sources

A team that contains players as inexperienced as Lukas Podolski and Per Mertesacker knocked out Argentina.

"How can you support a national team that contains foreigners and people found guilty of corruption?

"How can you support a national team that contains foreigners and people found guilty of corruption?" Tomaszewski told The Independent in Britain recently.

Preamble: The Olympics bring a sense of national unity to the countries involved and nowhere is spirit in greater evidence than the fact that basketball fans across America are ready to root for a team that contains both LeBron James AND Kobe Bryant, all in the sake of national pride.

But Shakib is acutely aware that the celebrations could turn sour unless his players can produce a meaningful win over a Dutch team that contains mainly part-timers and that lost its opening match to England by six wickets, then was thumped by 215 runs and 231 runs by the West Indies and South Africa before losing by five wickets to India.

It might be an odd quality to ascribe to a team that contained six current internationals, but the dominant characteristic of Norwich's performance was the frequency with which they made elementary unforced errors.

Arteta came to Arsenal as a passing midfielder with an eye for goal, just as Ramsey's streak at the start of last season came in a team that contained Mathieu Flamini and Jack Wilshere, and where he was allowed to play half and half, to defend and attack with relative freedom.

Supported by a Great Britain team that contained the likes of Bradley Wiggins, David Millar and Geraint Thomas, Cavendish then burst to victory in Denmark to become the first British winner of the world title in 46 years. .

In 2006, along with four other young Native Americans, I filed a petition with the United States Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) seeking to cancel the trademark registrations of the Washington NFL team that contain the word R*dsk*ns.

In 1968, Manchester United became the first English (and second British) club to win the European Cup, beating Benfica 4 1 in the final with a team that contained three European Footballers of the Year: Bobby Charlton, Denis Law and George Best.

As a report by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) explained, Lachelier "referred to pleadings filed by the bin al-Shibh team that contained considerable additional evidence, which she could not discuss in court, which bolstered the claim that he was mentally ill and might not be competent to stand trial or able to participate in his own defense".