Sentence examples for a common tournament from inspiring English sources

Practice match-ups are made, placing beginners with seasoned competitors and setting up left-handed matches, a common tournament category.

The GB team out-rebounded their German opponents and the depth on their bench, which has been a common theme throughout this tournament, saw them storm to a commanding 36-21 lead by half-time.

A common sight at her tournaments was Mr. Gschwendtner pushing Tina in her stroller on paths around the courts, timing her naps so he could watch Ms. Bammer's matches without interruption.

Tournaments consisting of iterative matches are a common mechanism for determining how to allocate a prize.

And that was no aberration but rather a perfectly normal--indeed, a common and ordinary--event in a labor market built on what economists call the "tournament model".

In the end, the best player of the tournament wasn't wearing Nike or Adidas, but Puma (though Puma and Adidas share a common lineage).

In the most common modern tournament, the contestants are matched in pairs, with the losers in each test eliminated and the winners paired anew until only one remains as the champion of the tournament.

40 feet (12.2 m) is the longest distance used in horseshoe throwing, and the most common in tournaments, but if you're playing for fun you can use a shorter distance.

Genome is analogous to a player (or a team), a gene family (GF) is analogous to a tournament, and gene lengths correspond to tournament points.

Thus it is not surprising that time loss incidence rate here (1.5/1000 h) is markedly lower than the 19 injuries/1000 game hours recorded in a field hockey tournament where contusions were the most common injury.

A directedwhist tournament DWh v) is said to have the three person property if no two games in the tournament have three common players.