Sentence examples for no tournaments from inspiring English sources
No tournaments took place in the 1940s due to the second world war.
He said he is working to carve out a future for parkour that includes the construction of training parks but no tournaments.
And while there are no tournaments played on the premises of the Sanctuary, it does feature one intriguing option for the hard-core (and well-heeled) tennis fan.
He made it into the field here by winning the Australian qualifying event, then — with no tournaments available to prepare — spent weeks practicing on his own during the Australian winter, sometimes in conditions not dissimilar to Saturday's.
"It will be tough when she starts school but in September and October the tournaments are in Europe, in November and December there are no tournaments but then it will really start in January with the Australian Open.
No tournaments means no earnings and potentially missing out on qualifying for a Grand Slam; at Wimbledon in 2013, first-round losers received £23,500 ($39,000), considerably more than Feaver's annual expenses on the Tour.
"No TV, no postseason tournaments, no players.
"There's no tournament like Wimbledon," Bob Bryan said.
No tournament opponent has shot better than 29 percent against UConn.
