Sentences with phrase «b team competition»

With the introduction of a Men's B team competition, the standard of gymnastics has never been higher.

Not exact matches

UCLA Anderson B - school students bested other MBA teams at this year's North American preliminaries for the Left Bank Bordeaux Cup, one of the biggest amateur wine tasting competitions.

They were extremely short - handed on Sunday Night as many of their Team were competing in their annual B - School Competition (hope it went well!).

Russia will be tough simply because they're playing at home, but I envision Mexico and Portugal advancing from Group A. I'm going with the chalk in Group B as well with Germany and Chile advancing — both teams are strong and will take this competition seriously.

Juventus begin their chase for their 10th Coppa Italia title when Serie B side Avellino, arguably the competition's most surprising team this season, come to Turin tonight looking to keep their run alive.

Not only has this B team challenged, these players of youth and experience respectively have succeeded in progressing the team in a European competition atop group H. Have you ever heard the phrase, «if it ain't broke, don't fix it»?

WHAT: Desperate to reinvigorate interest in B - Boy culture in America, hip - hop mogul Dante Graham (Laz Alonso) convinces childhood friend and former basketball coach Jason Blake (Josh Holloway) to recruit a B - Boy dream team to compete against other elite dance crews from around the world in the upcoming Battle of the Year competition.

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