例句與造句

1. It was formed after the collapse of the Scottish Football Alliance.
2. A brief stopover in the Scottish Football Alliance preceded their demise in 1928.
3. They were relegated to the new 1925 26 season, they joined the Scottish Football Alliance.
4. The club briefly competed in the Scottish Football Alliance, as well as the 1912 13.
5. A single season in the Scottish Football Alliance with the club also competing in the South of Scotland Football League.
6. It's difficult to find scottish football alliance in a sentence. 用scottish football alliance造句挺難的
7. The club joined the Scottish Football Alliance, playing against Beith Juniors . and join the Western League North Division for 1939 40 season.
8. The league proved to be highly successful, and in 1893 a Second Division was formed by the inclusion of a number of clubs previously in the Scottish Football Alliance.
9. Bo'ness continued as a non-league side until 1939, appearing in the Scottish Football Alliance, Edinburgh and District League, Scottish Football Combination and the East of Scotland Football League.
10. Swifts briefly joined the Scottish Football Federation for a season in 1891 before leaving to concentrate on cups and friendly matches then flirted again with league football in 1895, joining the Scottish Football Alliance but again, only for one season.
11. Wishaw remained a Senior club mainly competing in the Scottish Football Alliance, Combination and Union Leagues with a single season in the Scottish Reserve league in 1910 / 11 ( playing against the second string sides of Rangers, Hearts, Aberdeen, Partick Thistle etc the club also competed in various Senior Cup competitions including the Scottish Cup reaching the 4th round on one occasion.
12. The Alliance was then abandoned and a new Reserve League set up, whereupon moves were made in 1940 for a new Scottish Football Alliance to be set up, among which the invitees were Galston and Vale of Leven, another side that had been damaged by the collapse of the Third Division and who had not played competitively since 1929 over a lack of any Senior league in which to play.
13. They proved one of the division's survivors and found themselves playing in first the West of Scotland Amateur league before being invited to join the Scottish Football Alliance from 1932 onward  a league made up of Senior Reserve teams and non-league sides which they had been invited to join to generate more interest in a competition many Senior clubs were considering abandoning due to a lack of public interest.