Sentence examples for game sheet from inspiring English sources
noun
A document used in sports in order to keep track of goals, penalties, assists, etc.
Dominik Hasek is on the game sheet for the aggrieved victims, but this time he's warming the bench.
Montreal forward Andreas Dackell was tossed from the game when it was discovered that he was not listed on the game sheet.
The game sheet reads that Dallas outhit Detroit, 47-20, giving credence to the Jeff Klein-Lew Serviss postulate from a few weeks ago in The Times (derived from the work of The Forechecker, blogger Dirk Hoag) that "dishing out physical punishment may be entirely beside the point when it comes to winning games".
At this latest game, sheets of water cascaded down a marble wall, waiters refilled glasses of Absolut and guests feasted on caviar and smoked salmon.
After the pick was deemed illegal by league president John Ziegler in a press release on May 17 , 1990 the Canucks appealed the decision, procuring game sheets proving Bure's participation in the additional games with the help of recent Soviet acquisition Igor Larionov.
Collection includes advertisements, games, sheet music, serial illustrations, and other caricatures of African Americans predominately dating from the late 1800s through the mid-1900s.
In fact, touring the outer courts a second time, I discovered something I would have realized Tuesday had I examined the printed game-sheet more closely: Court assignments in the qualies adhere to a logical pattern with (as always) the pecking order rigidly enforced.
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Children and adults with cognitive, learning disabilities or vision impairments might not be able to read the menu, instructions for a scavenger hunt or a game score sheet.
Auburn's play call sheets for today's game — the sheets it'll hold up to signal in plays from the sideline — has Barack Obama on one side, George W. Bush on the other.
"The main thing is the team doing well, winning games, clean sheet, four goals.
