Sentence examples for what the division from inspiring English sources

"We analyzed how many close games we played, what the division was going to do, the ballparks we'd be playing in".

This magnificent match was just what the division needed too in a lacklustre season so far – let's see more like it.

These new proposals appear to sit outside of that, so it is still not entirely clear what the division would be.

He opens with a paean to his research assistant so effusive ("my full-time collaborator at every step of this book -- reporting, writing, and editing") that you wonder what the division of labor really was and why he didn't just give young Jeff Himmelman a byline.

The state Division of Consumer Affairs announced last week that it was suing a cemetery owner for using what the division characterized as deceptive sales practices in obtaining financial commitments for burial plots, and for failing to return money when New Jersey residents tried to cancel those commitments.

The number of minutes that Uwe Rösler has managed in English football, during which time he has ably guided Brentford to fourth in League One (albeit having collected three wins against opposition in the bottom seven) and swiftly gained a grasp of what the division is all about.

What the divisions faced was a huge challenge in appeasing two very different markets.

The campaign has a budget estimated at $50 million to $100 million, making this what the beverages division calls its largest introduction to date.

What the antitrust division deemed acceptable — even beneficial — for Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines (in 2008), and Continental and United Airlines (2010), and Southwest Airlines and AirTran Airways (2011) now "threatens substantial harm to consumers," the complaint says.

But the macho, pared-down look is what the Hummer division of General Motors is pushing Ms. Churchill, a Fort Worth, Tex., auto dealer, to build.

"We feel pretty good on that issue, given what the appellate division has said on this one," said Cornelius Murray, a lawyer for anti-gambling groups.