Sentence examples for game chicken from inspiring English sources

In 1805, having failed as a butcher, Gully was in prison for his debts when he was visited by his pugilist friend Henry Pearce, "the Game Chicken".

On a large TV screen in the centre of the room, Berlin-based studio Firepunchd showed off its eight-player action game, Chicken Jump.

Fiction in the 19th century, for example, is crammed with minor characters drawn from the world of boxing – Thackeray's "Tutbury Pet", Dickens' "Game Chicken" – none of whom knows anything beyond their professional beat, and when Mr Toots in Dombey and Son shows the "Chicken" his prospective father-in-law all the latter can say is that he's as stiff a cove as he ever did see.

Also note that a single-play slotted ALOHA game between two identical players is similar to the game chicken.

Note that when more than one player selects this strategy, the result is a bad outcome for the game chicken or a deadlocked 'tragedy of the commons.' Additionally, the players avoid the opt-out strategy (q i  = 0 for some i).

For example, as soon as the sucker's payoff exceeds the punishment for mutual defection (S > P) and everything else stays the same (i.e. T > R > S > P), one enters a new game, "chicken" (also called the "snowdrift" or "hawk-dove" game), in which one no longer necessarily expects mutual defection [ 4].

(Adds power outage in Canada, NFL games, chicken soup).

He discontinued the pheasant hunts & made into a game & chicken farm, & no sells not only pheasants but geese & Rock Cornish pullets, all of them dressed & ready for the oven.

It's a game of chicken.

"So it's a game of chicken.

"It's a huge game of chicken".