Sentence examples for whichever league from inspiring English sources
Whichever league wins Tuesday's All-Star Game will have home-field advantage in the World Series, but that's not necessarily an omen, either.
(They only got home-field advantage in this one thanks to the recent rule that gives the honor to the team from whichever league wins the All-Star Game).
"In summary, the Pirates will definitely be playing at the Mennaye next season and almost certainly moving to Truro for the following season whichever league is involved, including the Championship.
The newco had their application to replace the old Rangers in the SPL rejected and then applied to the SFL, adding they would enter whichever league the organisation deemed fit.
Many departments apportion facilities permits based on "historic use" -- i.e., whichever league has existed longest gets first dibs on the best fields and courts.
We've (at the time of writing) nearly made it to the end of another year without a nuclear war; Sunderland have settled comfortably at the foot of whichever league they're playing in this season, like a blanket of fallen snow; and it's nearly Christmas.
During the publisher's pre-Gamescom press briefing on Tuesday, producer Dave Rutter unveiled the title's new Match Day feature, which will link the in-game action ever more closely to the real-life season, whichever major league you follow.
Whichever, the league is getting better".
Meanwhile, whichever three Premier League teams finish below seventeenth place are banished to the league below, perhaps never to return.
While plenty may – and will – disagree, I guess Murrumu is still entitled to support whichever English Premier League team he likes and imbibe whatever cha, so long as it's on someone else's flat screen and there are mates willing to spot him a teabag or two.
McDermott added: "You would be swayed by the Premier League whichever club you were at and Wolves is a great club.
