Sentence examples for off tournament from inspiring English sources

Singh's admission has thrown a spotlight on the tour's antidoping program, which states that players can be tested in and out of tournament competition, and the PGA Tour spokesman Ty Votaw insisted the tour conducted tests on and off tournament sites.

3. "You Can't Make a Living Off Tournament Winnings Alone" You're right, and that's precisely the issue LVLUP Dojo aims to solve.

If you want to become one of the few people who makes a living off tournament winnings, be prepared to dedicate six hours or more each day to gaming.

The 38-year-old added: "I'd like to start finishing off tournaments like I did 10 years ago - that habit of just really being patient and lingering around and sort of sticking your chin out at the right time.

"It's fear of what will happen if we agree to amalgamate for that one-off tournament.

MEMPHIS 90, FAIRFIELD 63 The freshman Tyreke Evans scored 19 points for host No. 13 Memphis in the opening round of the Puerto Rico Tip-off Tournament.

Evans made just 11 of 36 shots during the Puerto Rico Tip-Off tournament, which ended with a Memphis loss to Xavier.

ARKANSAS 75, C. OF CHARLESTON 49 Patrick Beverley had 16 points and 7 rebounds to help No. 18 Arkansas win in the first round of the Puerto Rico Tip-Off tournament in San Juan.

Last January eight Mexican clubs took part in a play-off tournament at venues in California, Dallas and Houston to decide which two of them made it to this season's Libertadores Cup.

On an afternoon when Griffin struggled to get into the flow of the offense, No. 11 Oklahoma still managed to edge No. 10 Purdue, 87-82 in overtime, in Friday's championship game of the N.I.T. Preseason Tip-Off tournament at Madison Square Garden.

Looking at the fruits of this general attitude – a European LCS with no female members, a SMITE EU kick-off tournament with no female competitors, a stage devoid of professional female gamers at Dota 2's recent multimillion dollar TI4 competition – it can feel like a problem with no solution.