Sentence examples for interactive tournament from inspiring English sources

A quarter of the proceeds from the sale of 'compendiums', interactive tournament guides, have boosted the prize-pool by more than $US 10 million, and that's separate to revenues raised through ticket sales to the main event, and through the event's sponsors.

As you survey the map — or an interactive one — of the tournament teams, it is worth lingering on the job Tom Crean has done restoring Indiana's program, which as Les Carpenter writes on Yahoo.com was a much bigger job than anyone imagined.

Don't stigmatize.' As part of this campaign, cricketers reach out to children and youth during interactive sessions at big tournaments where both HIV awareness and cricketing tips are on the programme.

In June, for instance, the BBC will offer subscribers to digital satellite services interactive coverage of the Wimbledon tennis tournament.

Also: a dog-and-Frisbee tournament, a creative and interactive area for children and plenty of food.

Jumbotron screens carrying live tournament feeds from USA Network and CBS Sports, interactive games and attractions at Lincoln Center, Madison Square Park and Marina Cove at the World Financial Center in Battery Park City.

In other words, TV Guide could superimpose an offer to sell a Tiger Woods T-shirt over the CBS broadcast of the P.G.A. tournament, entirely independent of any interactive system used by the network.

And here's... Team by team guides Interactive guide to all the venues The full tournament schedule The Guardian's cricket team on Twitter: Rob Smyth, Andy Bull, David Hopps, Martin Rose and Steve Busfield Buy the Guardian's Ashes book: 766 and All That.

(Via @cricketyorks) Team by team guides Interactive guide to all the venues The full tournament schedule The Guardian's cricket team on Twitter: Rob Smyth, Andy Bull, David Hopps and Steve Busfield Buy the Guardian's Ashes book: 766 and All That.

You can peruse ESPN.com's tournament overview, or marvel at the coolest interactive schedule by marca.com.

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