Chess is a two-player strategy board game played on a chessboard, a checkered gameboard with 64 squares arranged in an eight-by-eight grid.
For a country like the United States that has kings only on chessboards, where nobility is a trait rather than a social class, where pedigrees typically concern dogs, there are a couple of peculiar things about this presidential contest.
"There are so many parameters to be decided that it creates a lot of pieces you can move around on a chessboard," one EU source told the Guardian.
But after more than a decade of rooking the world, Lance Armstrong finally realized he was down to one move on the chessboard – confessing.
He moves deftly from one square on this chessboard to another: Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Russia and its former satrapies in Central Asia and the Caucasus.
When the Knicks play, usually on the team plane, the winner stays on the chessboard to take on the next challenger.
They got out in thirty-eight minutes, using clues they found in books, on the chessboard, and so on.
Through the open window, I could hear a chess party, a group of old bachelors under a street lamp, laughingly cursing one another's moves on the chessboard.
Below him, the players on the field looked like pieces on a chessboard.
The poster, which features the cast on a chessboard holding medieval weapons, presents a "Game Of Thrones" take on office politics.
