Sentence examples for ways of teams from inspiring English sources

Sather, who was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1997, was an outspoken champion of small-market Canadian teams, a fiscal conservative who routinely criticized the free-spending ways of teams like the Rangers.

When the NHL and its players agreed to a salary cap this summer, it marked the end of the free-spending ways of teams like the Rangers and Red Wings.

No, it tends to happen naturally within a race, but I think that in the future it's going to start going the way of teams forming beforehand and working together.

Then they had only two days of grass nets before the season began because of the poor weather and inspired by their veteran captain, Paul Collingwood, ended up climbing a snow-laden Scottish mountain by way of team bonding.

This period was marked by enormous individual accomplishments — not just the eighty-one-point outburst but four consecutive games in which he scored at least fifty — and little in the way of team success to match.

This season, the record of home teams is 108-95, a winning percentage of.532, which means that the home-field advantage has gone the way of team bands in the N.F.L.

However, it was Hibs who should have broken the deadlock, Collins getting in the way of team-mate Rowan Vine's goal-bound shot.

There are many ways of picking teams, but regardless of the method you and/or your coach chose, explain it to your team at the beginning of the year!

"If you considered alternate ways of picking teams, so many variables come into play," said Terrence Mahon, Hall's coach.

With him in the side, Spurs have a huge attacking threat and different ways of hurting teams.

Reduction in UK doctors' working hours and numbers has resulted in new ways of multidisciplinary teams working the hospital at night (H@N), which may have an impact on CC referral.