Sentence examples for needs a tournament from inspiring English sources

College football needs a tournament, and the B.C.S. needs to get out of the way and allow it to happen.

"Most probably he needs a tournament win to gain that little bit of extra confidence".

The 29-year-old gripped his thigh before sliding into Blind and clearly needs a tournament-free summer to recuperate.

A World Cup cannot make the game much more popular in England or Iberia than it already is; neither do these old powers need a tournament to leave a legacy of new stadiums.

God knows English football needed a tournament to salve wounds, to mend a broken reputation overseas, with the tragedies of Heysel and Hillsborough – which didn't have the luxury then of the truth that is emerging at the current inquests all these years later – still so close in our minds and hearts.

"Yes, France needs a successful tournament because that blue jersey will be the symbol of our youth.

Grayson Allen, SG, Duke: Arguably no one on this list needs a good NCAA tournament more than Allen, who has dropped out of the first round for many after a tumultuous junior season.

The theory is that a tournament needs a good performance from the home side to maintain local interest, particularly so in Africa where travelling support tends to be limited, but this competition has been exceptional in the number of fans turning up at games not involving the hosts.

"This game gave a young team like ours a chance to see what it needs in a tournament like this," she said.

Northwestern will also need a big tournament from Smith.

Ghana need a big tournament from Asamoah Gyan, formerly of Sunderland, who continues to average over a goal a game for Al-Ain in Abu Dhabi.