Sentence examples for one tournament of from inspiring English sources

There is of course no reason to blame Pliskova or Halep for reaching the pinnacle without ever winning a major, or in Halep's extreme case for winning just one tournament of any sort in the last 52 weeks.

Maruyama became the fourth player on the Tour to win at least one tournament each of the last three seasons.

For various reasons, this means the winner of one tournament immediately bows out of the next one by default and paying a penalty (if they can afford it) or simply being too exhausted to get past the first round.

His next opponent is Rafael Nadal, which, when the eight best players are brought together in one tournament, is part of the inevitable journey from frying pan to fire.

It has been a little more than a year since Kulick became the first woman to win a Professional Bowlers Association Tour men's event, a major one called the Tournament of Champions.

The existing system remains, with an add-on: the top eight will play a knockout tournament of one-day games at the start of the following season.

World Cups, a tournament of one-day internationals (ODIs), could not be won off the back of exhausting winter tours playing months of Test cricket.

In 1992, at the age of thirty-nine, he crowned his status as a Pakistani national hero at the quadrennial World Cup, a tournament of one-day matches.

Two of the stations, Del Mar and Memorial Park, were the ones closest to the Tournament of Roses Parade.

"But that could have been five weeks before on one of our tournaments".

Tournament officials have signaled they are likely to award Williams, a seven-time champion of the tournament, one of the 32 seeds despite her ranking of 183rd.