The phrase "a sequence of game" is not correct in English.
It should be "a sequence of games." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a series or progression of games, such as in a tournament or a gaming series.
Example: "The tournament will feature a sequence of games that will determine the champion."
Alternatives: "a series of games" or "a lineup of games."
At that point I had not had a sequence of games long enough for people to see what I was all about.
They visit Aston Villa this afternoon aware that a sequence of games against Arsenal, Tottenham, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United looms large, though confidence abounds.
"Ukrainian football does not have a high profile, but I hope to get a sequence of games," he said.
Observed history of play also has an important influence on subject behavior, both when subjects are randomly rematched after each game and when they remain matched with the same individual for a sequence of games.
In particular, you can write a temporary version of play1game that just prints a message and returns, to be used while you're worrying about managing a sequence of games.
The U.S. Department of Transportation reneged on a long-standing agreement that allowed Air Canada Charter flights to fly Canadian NHL hockey teams between U.S. cities when they have a sequence of games in the U.S.
"The benefit of the Raspberry Pi is that it's very portable - if someone gives you an SD card with games on it you can come home and play it on your TV, your parents can see it, your friends can see it," said the team's mentor Luke Staddon from IBM. "I hope it will get kids coding again". The FishPi is a sequence of games which users play.
The result, which ends an 11-game unbeaten run and a sequence of eight games without conceding for Nigel Clough's men, failed to completely take the edge off the party atmosphere at Bramall Lane, as the club marked their 125th birthday by parading more than 50 former players across the pitch before kick-off.
Subsequently they play a sequence of eight games with either an in-group or an out-group member.
