Sentence examples for game of interest from inspiring English sources
Well, Freddie Mac has some intriguing debt instruments called Range Notes that challenge you to a game of interest rate chicken.
The short pass game that has come to dominate soccer makes for what we now call "the beautiful game.' And the internationalism of the sport (Belgians and French players on English teams; British ones on American teams) makes the game of interest to all.
Another game of interest is Rutgers versus Cincinnatti.
When death and dismemberment are rampant on every web site, cable channel or video game of interest to teen boys, I regulate according to tidiness.
They are indicative of an attitude, of responsibility to others, an acceptance that international politics should not be simply a game of interests but also of beliefs, things we stand for and fight for.It is also why we should be prepared to intervene, if necessary militarily, to prevent genocide, oppression, the deep injustice too often inflicted on the vulnerable.
If they defeat the Miami Dolphins and Tennessee loses to Houston — two of the four outcomes necessary for an improbable playoff berth — the Jets will board their flight back to New Jersey unable to follow the other three games of interest in real time.
Other games of interest in China, particularly on the island of Macau, revolve around the widespread appeal of wagering in greater China and Macau's transformation into an "Asian Vegas".
Features include a discovery and download process that allows mobile phone users to find games of interest, personalized recommendations based on each user's preferences and those of friend, Game creation tools that will allow users with no experience to design their own games and social networking features that allow developers and users who interact with others.
If Ocean View's fate comes down to at-large availability, there are two games of interest for the Seahawks.
In the merger game, pooling-of-interest accounting is getting more popular all the time.
"Without a game of national interest on 'Monday Night,' you're shortchanging fans," said Mark Mandel, a spokesman for ABC Sports.
