Sentence examples for a hero player from inspiring English sources

The discussion has included the benefit to the team's identity of hiring a hero player; the example of Messier's inspiring character; his inexorable determination; his charisma; his outsized love of competition; and his past as the sport's greatest leader, a designation bestowed on him by sportswriters and to at least some degree apocryphal.

In honor of Heidi Kium's turn as a Risky Business-inspired Guitar Hero player (who, as John Brownlee notes, never looks at the screen), we present you with the ultimate Guitar Hero player, who, in the proud tradition of "hot girl playing Wii", truly changes the way we look at a video gaming.

I'm the best Guitar Hero player in the world!

There's no shame in musicians acknowledging that audiences need rhythm, nor should there be one in accepting that the perfect hero player isn't real.

Two posts made to Metallica's website in June 2008 also referred to the "not so top secret GH thing", and that Guitar Hero players could expect "a pile of 'Tallica songs".

No Doubt's original suit, filed in 2009, argued that the unlocking feature would allow "Band Hero" players to have Gwen Stefani's game avatar singing the Rolling Stones' "Honky Tonk Women," a song that references having sex with a prostitute.

Similar to DJ Hero, players in DJ Hero 2 follow specific actions on the turntable controller in time to marked scrolling indicators on the game's screen, earning points for correctly performing actions in time.

It is an anachronism from a time when Joe DiMaggio was a hero, when baseball players painted houses in the off-season because they needed the extra income and a program at the ballpark cost 10 cents (including the pencil).

Rather than a gleaming hero, the player controls a scarred, shambling figure known only as The Nameless One.

It was a day for heroes, players who reined in their natural instincts to carve out one of the great rearguards for only three teams previously had entered the final day of a Test with four wickets down and survived to the end of the day.

It came in the mid-1990s when the despised chairman Peter Swales was deposed in favour of Francis Lee. Lee had been a hero as a City player, the scorer of a goal so breathtaking that the young Conn, seeing it on television, crawled across the carpet and kissed Franny's face on the screen.