Sentences with phrase «roster day in day out»
I attribute this to the simple fact that there really aren't enough woman who won't to wrestle in the first place (at least not enough to fill a school roster day in day out).
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His base salary ($ 2.25 M) did become guaranteed the day he was due his roster bonus, but since base salary is paid out in game checks, none of that money would count against the Raiders cap until the regular season starts.
Cain doubled twice and homered and Ryan Braun, out a day earlier with a sore calf, hit a pinch - hit home run as Milwaukee's offense functioned just as the front office had in mind when it assembled the roster over the winter.
Now, Manchester United have one of the deepest rosters in world soccer, and have a countless amount of players to choose from day in and day out.
I realize that in this day and age of economic parity, there is little reason for NFL teams to break down their rosters and build from scratch, but something tells me the alternative to rebuilding should never include hiring Norv Turner as your head coach and parading Tyrone Wheatley out as your starting tailback.
In recent days, he has released a roster of ideas for improving the city, from trying out a single - payer, Medicare - like program for all uninsured people in the city to providing cellphone service on subway platformIn recent days, he has released a roster of ideas for improving the city, from trying out a single - payer, Medicare - like program for all uninsured people in the city to providing cellphone service on subway platformin the city to providing cellphone service on subway platforms.
This year, Chibi - Robo turns ten, but this fifth outing for the robotic handyman will only provide further frustration for fans praying he'll one day become more than a bit player in Nintendo's roster.
While I had a great time trying out the roster of characters that were released in batches over the three day period, I found my experience hindered by poor connectivity that remained persistent between matches.