Sentence examples for that participated since from inspiring English sources

This represented the most number of players taken into the NFL Draft three years after a game from both of the teams that participated since the 2000 Florida State vs. Miami football game in which Miami won 27-24, that saw 44 players taken from the 2000 Florida State vs. Miami game (26 from Miami; 18 from Florida State).

As a conceptual coup and a document of the disappearing culture of record stores — several of the 42 shops that participated have since closed — the album has struck a chord with the collector cognoscenti in New York and beyond.

Emissions have fallen by 14 percent among sectors covered by the program in countries that have participated since 2005.

The statistics on the 763 startups that have participated since the first competition, TC40  in 2007,  tell a strong story:  in aggregate, as of December 2017, they have raised $8.2 billion, while 100 have been acquired or have gone public.

In February Cuba, represented by the Pinar del Río Tobacco Growers (Vegueros), won the Caribbean Series in only the second year that country had participated since it withdrew from the regional event following the 1960 competition.

This is a very special season for many reasons but the most important is that it marks the first season in which Hall has participated since he was diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma.

It has always included professionals, and teams from Major League Soccer have participated since 1997.

In addition, I had participated since high school in various programmes to develop leadership and teambuilding skills.

Included in the first ever Heineken Cup, Farul Constantal lost to Toulouse, and no Romanian team has participated since, though Romania A do play in the Challenge Cup.

Fifteen to 20 are hand picked by him out of about 100 annual applicants, and some 200 have participated since the program began in 1992.

The New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association has sanctioned ski jumping since at least 1952, and girls have participated since at least the 1970s, according to the organization's executive director, Pat Corbin.