Sentence examples for this year's collective from inspiring English sources

Well, just another drop in this year's collective pool of regret, I guess.

If you want to be part of this year's collective you can find out more and sign up now.

Societal norms will eventually shift so today's bad behavior will become tomorrow's collective shrug, just as Lucy Ricardo's pregnancy on I Love Lucy was once so shocking the word "pregnancy" could not be used.

I FIND today's collective meltdown over David Brooks's bland column on marijuana slightly baffling.

The luxury tax, agreed to in last year's collective bargaining agreement, will put a penalty on teams with higher payrolls.

A technical upgrade to replay was already negotiated into last year's collective bargaining agreement, meaning Hawk-Eye would not need the approval of the players association.

Weiner said he was also comfortable with the frequency of drug tests, although he said the union, as part of last year's collective bargaining agreement, is exploring the possibility of increased testing for human growth hormone.

(212-475-8592) — Dec. 4-9: Last year's collective recording from the guitarist Bill Frisell, the bassist Ron Carter, and the drummer Paul Motian was as rewarding as the A-list talent promised; their début as a live band should be equally satisfying.

The Yankees would have been content if any of the three players accepted the one-year, $13.3 million offer — a designation created in last year's collective bargaining agreement for teams to be compensated for losing free agents.

First there was last summer's collective shame over failing to find three boys who had climbed inside the trunk of a car and were found suffocated two days later.

For example, if the Knicks' composite salaries were $10 million over the salary cap they would have to deposit an extra $10 million into a fund negotiated by the players and owners during last year's collective bargaining agreement.