Sentence examples for is tournament from inspiring English sources
noun
During the Middle Ages, a series of battles and other contests designed to prepare knights for war.
But this is tournament time.
But that is tournament play".
On the other hand, this is tournament football.
When we go to talk to tournament promoters at trade shows, they're paying attention because it is tournament quality and large enough to hold regional and national events.
That is all we can do, this is tournament cricket and we have to get up and try to win the next game.
There is golf and then there is tournament golf, and Brian Schwan, the protagonist of Michael Griffith's first novel, is having trouble making the transition.
No. 8 Arkansas vs. No. 9 Bucknell Bucknell is tournament-tested and has better coaching.
Although Woods is tournament-tested 10 times over, he hasn't gone through the kind of ordeal that Immelman has faced.
For the past three seasons, St. John's has interrupted its conference schedule late in the season to play Duke in what Jarvis says is an accurate barometer of whether his team is tournament-ready.
But the ban is tournament-specific and Stokes will be free to play at Motherwell in the league on Sunday.
Venerable English game-maker Jaques which introduced croquet at London's Great Exhibition in 1851 makes the sport's finest kit, and its top-of-the-line Sandringham set is tournament-worthy, with mallets of lignum vitae and rockwood, precisely weighted balls and a handsome mahogany box.
