Sentence examples for games of note from inspiring English sources

Peter asks about past games of note.

Other 3 30 games of note: South Florida heads to South Bend to take on Notre Dame in a homecoming of sorts for U.S.F.

Many believe this is a game-changer of note.

Nearby waterways, forests, and rice fields provide excellent hunting for small game and waterfowl; of note is the Atchafalaya Delta Wildlife Management Area, which occupies the land surrounding Atchafalaya Bay to the south.

Also of note, games.

The rush of events is filtered through her elaborate network of relations and friends: she navigates between her father-in-law ("the colonel") and her own left-leaning parents as if their differences were mere quirks, plots protests over games of canasta and notes that a young man has been executed only to follow this news with the observation that so-and-so has brought her wonderful guava candy.

Retrospectively, major reviewers have called Final Fantasy IV one of the greatest video games of all time, noting that it pioneered many now common console role-playing game features, including "the whole concept of dramatic storytelling in an RPG".

Farbrace will presumably provide Bayliss with valuable knowledge of the county game and emerging players of note.

That was right at the end of the first half and just about the game's only incident of note until two minutes of stoppage time when Hull took the lead.

Apart from that, the action is similar to the original games: a highway of notes appears on screen and you select the correct fret button, then hit the strum pad in time to the music.

March Madness has been a cultural fixture for years, but it may be that we've not yet figured out exactly how best to tell its stories — and so are left with a kind of hybrid of the Olympics model (all human interest, little sports criticism) and that of professional sports (precise analysis of the games, with a note of the human to keep the interest of casual fans).