Sentence examples for equivalent player from inspiring English sources

Kirk Cousins is a perfectly serviceable NFL back-up, and performed well in relief last year, but he is not an equivalent player to RGIII.

Sure, a total no brainer, though it's tough to see Glu or an equivalent player in the F2P market incorporating side-missions revolving around paternity disputes.

In its real-world equivalent, players hold a broom between their legs as they run around the pitch.

Cricket captains function as the equivalent of player-managers in baseball, with some of the duties of a team general manager thrown in.

It's a shame the set doesn't go back two more decades, when synthesizers and sequencers (the electronic equivalents of player-piano rolls) had already escaped ivy towers and recording studios to provide swoops, drones, blips and pulsations for various pop projects.

Hearts demanded what they saw as Webster's full market value when he moved to Wigan, but the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled the club should be paid the equivalent of the player's salary for the remainder of his contract.

The two groups were then yoked together for a piece by the electronic music composer Dan Deacon, who sat off to the side, controlling a laptop packed with aggressive sounds and a rambunctious Yamaha Disklavier, the modern digital equivalent of a player piano.

Steinitz responded by inviting Mason to name a sufficiently high stake for a match, at least £150 per player (equivalent to about £73,000 in 2007's money ), but Mason was unwilling to stake more than £100.

A total of 490.8 h of team training were reported (and it can be estimated that 81.4 were missing), which is equivalent to 13 160 player hours training.

Typically, an argument a being accepted is equivalent to one player having a winning strategy in the dialogue game when started with a.

Ninety-nine illnesses were reported in 89 players (12.1% of all players) and this was equivalent to 135 per 1000 players or 7.7 per 1000 player days (95% CI 6.2 to 9.2).