Sentence examples for create tournaments from inspiring English sources

But Tiger Woods 99 also has a user-friendly, plug-and-play Internet interface allowing users to engage in online, multiplayer competition with other golfers from around the world and create tournaments in which up to 200 players can compete.

A lot of games market themselves toward the competitive end of the playing spectrum with a view to creating tournaments that reward real money or prizes.

While agents like Scott Boras are not about to put clients like Alex Rodriguez on hold to talk to champs like Willey anytime soon, the increasing popularity of computer games is in fact setting the stage for gaming officials to create more tournaments in other sports with large prize-money attached.

So, RocketFrog wants to change this by leveraging the Facebook platform — where all of your friends are already — to create social tournaments, where players can interact and compete against their friends to win real prizes, not just accumulate points on leaderboards or vie for status increases.

So why is Major League Baseball (MLB) spending millions to create a tournament at the front end of a season that is already six months long?

"The only way we can do that is to create a tournament and a competition that involves Asia, but a serious competition, not just trying to get sponsors out of those countries.

In July the Dalian Wanda Group, which is owned by China's richest man Wang Jianlin, revealed it had begun discussions with clubs to create a tournament which would rival the current competition run by Uefa.

With Waru, he wanted to put these elements to the ring and create a tournament that would "keep things as close to the street as possible".

With Waru, he wanted to elevate these elements to the ring and create a tournament that would "keep things as close to the street as possible".

The conditions were more Scottish than English, complete with a norland wind that sliced the day in two, creating two tournaments.

In the second afternoon game yesterday, Georgetown matched a tournament record by committing 27 turnovers and Providence created a tournament high in steals with 19 but the Hoyas survived, 68-67.