Sentence examples for a signed game from inspiring English sources

Brady did send a signed game ball to his high school coach in Northern California from his victory over Indianapolis in his debut as a starter in September.

I got a signed game ball from Bears manager C.J. Hunter, and they put my picture up on the Diamond Vision.

After telling the story of how he burst into tears while driving through Miami on Monday, he told another story — one he had repeated a few times Thursday — about how team owner Daniel Snyder gave him a signed, game-worn Taylor jersey.

The Washington Redskins rolled out the red carpet for the introduction of Landon Collins with owner Daniel Snyder, President Bruce Allen, Coach Jay Gruden and an auditorium full of others there to welcome the $84 million man, who teared up describing Snyder's gift of a signed, game-worn Sean Taylor jersey.

As we shall see in §3.5, the later Wittgenstein returns to the importance of extra-mathematical application and uses it to distinguish a mere "sign-game" from a genuine, mathematical language-game.

In a sign his game is maturing, Blake won, 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 (3), without relying on his forehand.

Don't get me wrong—I loved each one of these moments, but they're also a sign that Game of Thrones is operating under a whole new set of rules.

Certainly he must be hoping that the Thunder's blowout win over the Heat on Wednesday was a fluke and not a sign of games to come.

Is that a sign that games journalism is a joke?

The frenzy isn't a sign that games are debasing all other arts to an unprecedented creative depth: it's a sign many filmmakers, producers and publishers have little concept either of what makes the best games so great.

Madison, one of the best cover corners in the game, signed a seven-year, $54 million deal.