Sentence examples for grant the player from inspiring English sources
Agents play a vital role in trades, especially when teams grant the player permission to seek a deal.
And yet it's hard not to be charmed by the game's commitment to its own bawdy, high-fantasy silliness, and its keenness to grant the player a host of wild combat abilities.
Additionally, maintaining high note streaks will grant the player up to 2 power stars.
Special items can grant the player a statistics boost, a unique ability or skill, or even a ride-able mount such as an Elephant or Horse.
Besides the primary function, all of the weapons in Perfect Dark Zero have one or two additional function modes that generally grant the player with special abilities.
Abilities known as "VFX Powers" grant the player special actions for combat and puzzle-solving, such as slowing down or speeding up time.
The players' reply, taken together with the league's brief last week, lays out the arguments that Judge Susan Richard Nelson will consider when she decides whether to grant the players' request for an injunction to stop the lockout.
ST. PAUL — The N.F.L. will probably remain dormant for at least a while longer, after United States District Judge Susan Richard Nelson said Wednesday that she would take "a couple of weeks" to decide whether to grant the players' request for an injunction to lift the lockout.
On Wednesday, Nelson, of United States District Court in Minneapolis, encouraged the sides to resume negotiations when she said it would be a couple of weeks before she announced a decision on whether to grant the players' request for an injunction to stop the lockout that began March 12.
The amateur team who will compete in the French Cup final on Saturday against aristocratic Lyon were created in 1902 by Amable Lozai and Jules Manneville as a breakaway from Cercle Pédestre Quevillais, whose management refused to grant the players' request to buy a ball to help them train.
But here's the killer: Ten years after clemency is granted, the player ends up back where he began: behind bars, in police custody.
