Sentence examples for burgeoning game from inspiring English sources

Enterprise such as Jake Tucker's VideoBrains (the TED Talks of gaming), Meltdown, GamerDisco, Kotaku's burgeoning game nights, Rezzed/EGX's continual expansion, eSports (see VICE's recent documentary on the subject) – these all reflect the appetite for in-person analogues to the vendor hub, a flesh and bone cry of "LFG".

Enterprise such as Jake Tucker's VideoBrains (the TED Talks of gaming), Meltdown, GamerDisco, Kotaku's burgeoning game nights, Rezzed/EGX's continual expansion, eSports (see VICE's recent documentary on the subject)—these all reflect the appetite for in-person analogues to the vendor hub, a flesh and bone cry of "LFG".

In an effort to illustrate the immense data-collection power of the now mature social layer (and incidentally the burgeoning game layer), DARPA launched a challenge late last year.

Beneath the engraved names of august benefactors like John Jacob Astor and Simon Guggenheim, several hundred children, young adults and the people who love them virtually jumped, drove, battled and rocked out as the library celebrated its burgeoning "Game On @ the Library!" initiative.

Six years later, Nvidia released the GeForce 256, the first graphical processing unit (GPU) built specifically to produce 3D graphics for the burgeoning game industry.

While much of the festival is geared toward burgeoning game developers, IndieCade is open to the public on Friday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons and includes a Saturday evening session.

Facebook would have to build an entire international payments infrastructure around the burgeoning games industry.

Florida – where the company is headquartered – is a burgeoning gaming and graphics hub with Orlando as one of the biggest video game development communities in the US.

After going 23 for 37 for 292 yards, 3 touchdowns and no interceptions against a solid Redskins defense that managed to bottle up the Cowboys' burgeoning run game, it's safe to assert that Tony Romo is having the best season of his career.

Mini Merion was seen as too short for golf's burgeoning power game, and lacked space on the 111-acre layout to host the infrastructure needed for the demands of a modern major tournament.

–in Freddy's Dead, a reference to the burgeoning video game market.