The phrase "out of game" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation in which an individual or group has lost their advantages or has been removed from a situation, or in the context of a game, has been defeated. For example: "After the opposing team scored two goals in the final minutes of the game, we were out of game."
A Toronto Star article published before the first game of the Finals on May 31 , 1994 claimed that Bure had signed a five-year, US $30 million contract that, if the Canucks had not agreed to, would have seen him pull out of game five of the Conference Finals against the Maple Leafs.
I will have my glove with me until the last out of Game 7".
Williams is being held out of game action until the third exhibition, Aug. 27 against Miami.
That day, Shanahan suspended Vancouver's Byron Bitz two games for a head check that knocked Los Angeles's Kyle Clifford out of Game 1 and kept him out of Game 2 as well.
It was the way he felt before Wednesday that kept him out of Game 4, and perhaps the rest of the Rangers' games this spring.
Canucks defenseman Sami Salo played just 48 hours after taking a slap shot in the groin that forced him out of Game 5 and required a hospital visit.
Since the Orioles got out of Game 2 on Monday with a win, it is unlikely that Hardy will have many regrets about his running blunder.
For example, one player used the "out-of-game" technique to ask if we could hold hands.
We were encouraged to use the "out-of-game" technique placing a closed fist against your head to speak out of character to communicate our intentions and desires on a player-to-player level.
The prequels worked for me because they maintained verisimilitude through three central principles: 1) In F.E.A.R., Pointman was technically nameless (only out-of-game documentation called him Pointman) and purposefully silent.
A little known fact that the entire script for Wimbledon the movie was copied and pasted out of game-by-game reports on the Guardian*.
