Sentence examples for game organised from inspiring English sources

England's opening problems have been well documented lately but that Chris Gayle needs to get his game organised.

The game, organised by the Liverpool FC Foundation, will feature Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher each leading a side they have selected.

"He's got his game organised and he's shown himself to be a consistent performer.

Britain's future in, or out, of the EU has been acted out in a political war game organised by a think tank.

In a friendly game organised as part of the independence day celebrations last July, a hastily-assembled South Sudan team lost 3-1 to Kenyan side Tusker FC as football took centre stage.

"He's got to wait until we get a second team game organised or the LV= Cup games, those opportunities will be the first chance we'll get to have a look at him".

Some of them promote bridge (the game), organise choral singing or cricket matches, enjoy jazz or worthily discuss drug misuse.

And it is not just an effective ground game: organising aligns campaigning with a better political position.

The Flying Seagulls visit this camp every day to provide games, organised play and shows for the children.

Injured servicemen and women and veterans who took part in the Invictus Games, organised by Prince Harry, were shown competing, including British armed forces team captain Dave Henson, who lost his legs in an improvised explosive device blast in Afghanistan.

It was fitting that the man many see as one of the best middle-distance runners ever broke the world record at the Games organised by Lord Coe, a former 800m Olympic gold medallist and world record holder.