Sentence examples for would be seeds from inspiring English sources

Obviously England, Australia and New Zealand would be seeds, and the fourth would have to be determined by results over the last few years.

It's hard to judge how successful they are but if they are successful they would be seeds of a better world.

"Any time that you're looking across the ocean at someone who is in a similar position to you and is doing better, I imagine there would be seeds of jealousy".

The current No. 8-seeded team in the West, Utah, would be seeded fourth in the East.

In the Western Conference, the Kings would be seeded third and have home ice over the sixth-seeded Chicago Blackhawks, who have had a better season.

If the playoffs started today, the Jets would be seeded fifth and would play a wild-card game against the fourth-seeded team, the Patriots.

The teams would be seeded by record, but wild-card teams could not be seeded above division champions.

On Sunday, Kerr learned that Morgan (27-9) would be seeded 15th again and matched against West Virginia (27-6).

If the seeded players were expanded to 32, players like Corretja would be seeded, placing them in a fairer position in the draw.

The brilliant gimmick was that the fund would be seeded by people playing fantasy football, for cash prizes that would come from the annual returns.

Someone told me I would be seeded in the top-four now, so that would mean getting to the semis or the final.