Sentence examples for teams setting from inspiring English sources

I got sick of teams setting themselves up not to lose a match, or not to concede a goal.

During some weeks of the 2013 regular season, as many as nine black quarterbacks started for the N.F.L.'s thirty-two teams, setting a league record.

For Nowitzki, scoring comes as naturally as breathing, and he could probably shoot accurately with only one hand, but he is a conduit in Dallas's offense — passing out of double teams, setting up teammates for open looks and often putting in his own infrequent misses.

In one of his best-known books, "Leading Teams: Setting the Stage for Great Performances" (2002), he replaced the popular image of the powerful "I can do it all" team leader with that of someone who, as he wrote, had the subtle skills "to get a team established on a good trajectory, and then to make small adjustments along the way to help members succeed".

The ball came toward them and then he's up and "Hey you guys want to play?" Which is nice enough I suppose but right away it was aggravating because he starts organizing them into teams, setting down rules, and barking orders.

So the economic bottom line is the thing, and while one or two teams setting up unions will not bring the NCAA crashing down, the surging sense of collective outrage at how they're being treated seems likely to give college athletes a financial boost in the future.

Foreign teams set up several field hospitals.

By this time, most teams have their teams set".

Those teams set the standard for all future dynasties.

In August 2008, for example, eight teams set out on a car rally from London.

Sports teams set ticket prices at the beginning of each season.