Sentence examples for fictional player from inspiring English sources

Not least the comments made by Carlo Tavecchio, the president of the nation's football federation, during his election campaign in July last year, when he referred to a fictional player as "eating bananas" during a discussion about the influx of foreigners to the Italian leagues.

In the film, both Florentino Pérez and Alfredo Di Stéfano presented the fictional player Muñez to the club after his signing.

Set around the small lives of fictional players in the bombing of Brighton's Grand Hotel in 1984, it brings to life a major piece of recent history.

It was a clever piece of programming by UK Horizons to schedule a repeat of a 1997 documentary about real footballers' wives just as ITV's drama about fictional players' wives reaches its ridiculous climax; particularly as the documentary included an element lacking in the drama, namely humour.

Sports Interactive, the company behind the hit, said the feature will only apply to 'newgen' players — fictional players who are released into the game every season — to prevent the company being sued.

So now that we know the fictional players, let's stretch this mind game a little further -- at least it's more fun that watching another strident television commercial.

It featured one question a week about semi-fictional players getting into scrapes.

He also revealed Minerva Glass, a fictional tennis player in the story, was based on professional tennis player Steffi Graf and the scene where Conan calls out to Minerva during her tennis match was inspired by an event during the 1996 Wimbledon Championships where a fan jokingly shouted his proposal to Graf during her semi-finals match.

And college students who had recently traveled to school were disproportionately swayed by an inane marketing slogan, for a fictional MP3 player, that mentioned luggage: "Luggage carries your gear, ePlay carries what you want to hear".

Nevertheless, Tropiano said that the fictional baseball player Tom Kenderson is typical of gay characters who are related to a series regular, appear just once, are exploited for delivering a message about homosexuality to the audience, and are then discarded, never to be "seen, heard, or mentioned again".

However, the season 14 (2010) episode "201" later reveals that Liane actually is his mother, and that his true biological father is Jack Tenorman, a fictional former player for the Denver Broncos whom Cartman arranged to be killed in the season five (2001) episode "Scott Tenorman Must Die," making Cartman and Scott Tenorman half-brothers and putting Liane's intersexual identity in question.