Sentence examples similar to game vest from inspiring English sources
The English pulled out of Europe in 1998 in protest at how the IRB was running the game, vesting complete authority in unions, and took the board to the European Court, settling with the Rugby Football Union before the case was heard and signing the eight-year Paris Accord in 1999.
The Collector's Edition includes a unique box cover, a replica of Delsin's beanie, eight pins from his vest, an exclusive in-game vest, and a D.U.P.-themed patch.
All pre-ordered copies of the game included four in-game vests for Delsin.
From the game Vest-Curdo, World Open, Philadelphia 2001.
(Cora was let go needing to play in only 18 more games to vest a $2 million option for next season).
The Nats have added $240 million to their contract obligations this winter, assuming they pick up catcher Yan Gomes's options for 2020 and 2021 and that reliever Trevor Rosenthal pitches 50 games to vest for his 2020 contract.
There are no health-recovery items in the game, although armour vests can be acquired to provide a secondary health bar.
One suicide bomber had a ticket to the game but his explosive vest was discovered by security guards, so he detonated himself outside the gates.
Obama is known for keeping the details of his golf game close to the vest.
"For the 16,000 people who used to play this game, the 10,000 people vested in our pension plan, we want them to be a part of our team.
