Sentence examples for draw worth from inspiring English sources

With a draw worth a point, teams have been known to waltz and settle for one in the first round.

One-one, and a replay at Wimbledon — a second game in case of a draw worth upward of $150,000 in TV revenue — beckoned.

One proposal is to make a draw worth less than a half point, so players who draw too often would not be eligible for top prizes.

But the second-seeded Federer, who has had many a draw worth savoring in Paris, got another fine one Friday when Nadal ended up in the top-seeded Novak Djokovic's half of the draw.

It was a much-talked about geek draw (worth about $10 million alone), it had sparkling reviews, and it benefited from a creative and low-key advertising campaign (those 'humans only' signs that were plastered all over town).

Unfortunately, Varela's header off a remarkable Ronaldo cross in the final seconds ended the game tied, 2-2, anullifiedied a tremendous second-half effort by the U.S. As the U.S. heads for its third and final game of group play, against Germany on Thursday, it is likely that the U.S. will need a draw (worth a point) to advance into the round of 16.

In March, Pedro Quezada, 44, of Passaic, was the sole winner of a Powerball drawing worth about $152 million after taxes.

The other method was to use a soccer scoring system in which wins were worth 3 points and draws worth only 1.

Despite the weak economy and a slumping technology sector, state and industry officials, as well as people who follow the industry, say the project could draw investments worth several times the cost of the project to the region.

Wins were worth 1 point and draws were worth a half point.

One solution that some tournaments have adopted changes the scoring system so that victories are worth 3 points instead of 1, and draws are worth a full point instead of a half.