Sentence examples for a tournament called from inspiring English sources

Allen Iverson is hosting a tournament called the Las Vegas Superstar Challenge on Nov.

Each August it is the host of a tournament called, loosely, an Inter-City Championship.

To draw out the positives AYSO runs a tournament called Soccerfest, in which teams are scrambled, with players from different towns playing on the same team.

The Lionhearts will join other squads from all over the globe in a tournament called the World Series of Boxing, which is run by AIBA, the amateur sport's governing body.

A tournament called Footstock draws about 150 skiers and 2,000 spectators to Peshtigo Lake in Crandon, Wis., every August for a weekend of barbecues, fish fries, camping and figure-eight-style barefooting.

In 1960, Harvard finally traveled south of Philadelphia during the holiday period, playing in a tournament hosted by Furman University in Greenville, S.C. Harvard did not play its first basketball game in New Orleans until 1996, when it played two games in a tournament called the Christmas Classic.

The winners of each "zonal" would then go through into a large tournament called an "interzonal".

In 2002, Gregory Shahade, an international master, started a weekly tournament called the New York Masters to "have a place where very strong players could play against other very strong players on a regular basis".

She was wearing a T-shirt from a curling tournament called the Maine-iac Bonspiel, and she'd come straight from work, at A+E Networks, in Manhattan.

Inoki, whose ties with North Korea date back to his being mentored by Rikidozan, an ethnic Korean wrestler, organised a similar tournament, called "Collision in Korea", in 1995.

Not to worry though, because the Football League was soon to come up with a bright idea: instead of playing European football, the six clubs would instead take part in a domestic tournament called the Super Cup as a form of financial and sporting compensation.