Sentence examples for a tournament at which from inspiring English sources

Still, this isn't the Open, a tournament at which he nearly always bungles the opening hole.

A lot. Was this a tournament at which winning was an obligation?

OBITUARIES An obituary on Saturday about the tennis star Gussie Moran, who became famous for competing while wearing a short skirt and lace-trimmed panties, misstated the name of a tournament at which similar attire was later banned, and the year that ban was issued.

Their record of only two wins matches their joint-worst performance of 1996, a tournament at which they reached the quarter-finals.

The recently created charity was asking for donations of up to $500,000 to help pay for social events at the convention, like a dinner cruise and a golf tournament, at which Mr. DeLay would have been the attraction.

Alas, this would be a rare tournament at which Germany would splutter.

When the Roma forward went off just over an hour into last night's final it was almost certainly the end of his international career and this had been another occasion, indeed a third straight major tournament, at which he has failed to be a dominant force.

Though it was the last Grand Slam tournament at which Williams won a Grand Slam title, it has since become her most successful.

The only outdoor North American tournament at which Kvitova has a winning record is the United States Open, where she is only 5-4.

Wimbledon remains the only grand-slam tournament at which Henman has travelled beyond the fourth round, which is a puzzlingly poor return for a player who has been as high as four in the world rankings.

In South Africa the inaugural Twenty20 world tournament, at which the top 12 cricket-playing countries are represented, is playing to sell-out crowds.