Sentence examples for game gathering from inspiring English sources

The difficulty the inquiry faces is highlighted by the blame game gathering pace away from the inquiry's authority.

Basarwa are known to live in some of the most inhospitable terrains surviving by hunting wild game, gathering roots, tubers and wild fruits.

At this point in the game gathering a list of friendly journalists is as easy as visiting 100 or so websites.

The titles set to make up the world's biggest fighting game gathering, July's Las Vegas-held EVO 2016, also the biggest stop on the Capcom Pro Tour, have been announced – and there is no sign of Ultra Street Fighter IV, IV's fourth and swansong iteration.

As Torre walked through the Shea Stadium basement toward his post-game gathering with the press, a policeman tapped the sullen manager on the shoulder.

According to Walmart, there are nearly a billion games gathering dust in American homes, and last year eight out of every ten games went unplayed.

The festival is also set to feature two already established events: the popular indie games gathering, Rezzed, and the annual Bafta video game awards.

While all three races perform the basics of strategy games — gathering resources, building weapons and finding and destroying enemy bases — the way they approach these tasks is quite different.

They covered around 7,000 miles, engaging local people in games, gathering signatures on their ball and kicking it through famous sites in - among other places - the Netherlands, Russia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and China.

And so he talked to a number of those Angelenos — from a scientist at Caltech, who described how L.A. pollution gives the air a particular shimmer, to the legendary sports announcer Vin Scully, who for decades wove descriptions of the skies over Dodger Stadium into his broadcasts of the games — gathering their readily poetic paeans about the way their city glows.

The brewers and vintners that spice up our holiday parties and bowl-game gatherings are currently trying to sort through the end-of-the-year effect on their bottom line.