Sentence examples for game public from inspiring English sources

Fran Roudebush, a former Plumas County supervisor who considered the Department of Fish and Game public enemy No. 1, is now chairwoman of its steering committee as well as the local Save Lake Davis Coalition.

So, too, is his assertion that certain members of the public have been understood as "fair game, public property, with little if any entitlement to any sort of private life... ..

Leveson says he found "ample evidence" that parts of the press decided actors, footballers, writers and pop stars were "fair game, public property with little if any entitlement to any sort of private life or respect for dignity".

Leveson says he found "ample evidence" that parts of the press decided actors, footballers, writers, pop stars were "fair game, public property with little, if any entitlement to any sort of private life or respect for dignity".

It concluded that "there is ample evidence that parts of the press have taken the view that actors, footballers, writers, pop stars — anyone in whom the public might take an interest — are fair game, public property with little, if any, entitlement" to privacy.

Documented events featured include the in-house development of the game, public showings at PAX Prime 2011 and eventually gaining Warner Bros. as a publishing partner.

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Of the approximately 15 known titles, the following are certainly authentic: Neighbours, Dionysus, Heroes, Animals, Lamia, Games, Public Speakers, Samians, and Acts of Violence.

Collins, who shot to fame with The Friday Night Project, denies harassing Ms Larke, a former video games public relations worker.

The court heard the former video games public relations worker was not in work at the time of the break-up.

At games, public address announcers heralded him with nicknames like Skywalker and Million-Dollar Bill for his high-flying acts and rim-rattling dunks.