Sentence examples for more open game from inspiring English sources

The result was a safer, more open game.

Expect a considerably more open game due to Sherwood's preference to play 4-4-2, with Roberto Soldand and Emmanuel Adebayor as his front pair.

Spain have played mostly teams who have parked the bus, and I fancy them to make the most of a more open game tonight by beating Germany.

Still USA 1 North Korea 0 5.44pm BST 28 mins: Now North Korea are forced to inject some urgency and we may see a more open game.

"Newcastle play a more open game and that will suit him," said Metz's general manager Patrick Razurel, "and we have discussed an option for Newcastle to buy him.

As the league has shifted towards a more open game relying on long-distance shooting, players have been increasingly spaced out on the floor, making them less likely to bump into each other.

Munster may have changed their style to a more open game-plan since they were dominating Europe in the early 2000s [Munster reached four finals and five other semi-finals between 2000 and 2010], but when they are together they can overcome pretty much anything.

"Everyone wants to see quicker and more open games of rugby.

By lunchtime, she said they knew that "this was something" and there was "a void in the marketplace" for a more open, affordable game console supporting a broader ecosystem of games.

Stoke have embraced a more open, passing game under Hughes, but it was the old organisational qualities often displayed under previous manager Tony Pulis that saw them home.

A more open political game can largely benefit civil society, if it does not waste time crying over what is already a reality and rather decide to "turn on their batteries" to take benefit from the possible advantages that can arise from these new winds of change.