Sentence examples for matching a player from inspiring English sources

One factor can be matching a player to a ballpark that suits him.

It matches a player who has won 13 major championships (Williams) against one chasing her first.

The simplest game is matching flowers, in which a player takes tricks by matching a card in hand with any of the same suit on the board.

He upset Jerzy Janowicz in his first-round match, a player ranked 1,012 places ahead of him.

For the second successive match a player has been sent to the sin bin, a problem that will be much more costly against tougher opponents.

And so, in the middle of a Test match a player who has only recently been pressed back into wicketkeeping service has concerns over his workload.

Meanwhile, in an 18-hole match, a player who falls behind early does not have much time to recover, regardless of how good he is.

And as such, following his previous six Test matches, a player whose selection ahead of the promising Jake Ball was met more by collective indifference than an avalanche of calls to the ticket office.

It sounds almost unthinkable that in the fast-moving environment of a top-level football match, a player has time to bite an opponent.

In standard adult matches, a player who has been substituted may not take further part in a match.

To win a match, a player must capture every command post or reduce their opponent's ticket count to zero.