Sentence examples for players at which from inspiring English sources

The labels only started taking notice of the MP3 format only when technology companies started making MP3 players – at which point they came down on the first manufacturers like a ton of bricks.

During a recent meeting with league officials and three organizations — Athlete Ally, the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation and You Can Play — Wade Davis, a former N.F.L. player who has come out and is now on You Can Play's advisory board, suggested closed-door meetings with players at which they could freely ask questions about having a gay teammate.

Her original ambition was to become a professional tennis player, at which point her headmistress pointed out to her "they'd never see you over the net", but Paige continued to play tennis and has referred to the sport as one of her passions.

At least it was until my son and his pal insisted I load a movie into the DVD player, at which point I could hear, in all its explosive and crisp 608-watt glory, exactly what sort of damage said movie was doing to their young minds.

"Now I am alone," says Hamlet, after the players' exit, at which point a light ostentatiously goes on reminding him that he is permanently watched.

Tired players do not want to make the trek south, and in many cases, coaches choose to leave some of their best players at home, which in turn does not sit well with the host nations, who struggle to fill stadiums if the opponents are without their major stars.

The Rocky fanfare greets the players at Old Trafford, which is pretty full now.

We will start with players at Swansea which we won't start with against Newcastle (on 28 December).

The chairman, directors - they're all working men - you find them dipping into their own bank accounts to pay the players at times which is not ideal.

This award-winning docuseries follows young football players at East Mississippi Community College, which Netflix calls "one of NCAA football's most fertile recruiting grounds".

Though his comments are mostly technical (which bar the players should begin at, which instruments he wants to hear more forcefully), the performance itself says a great deal.