Sentence examples for players successfully from inspiring English sources

The players successfully sued the league under antitrust laws and in 1992 gained unrestricted free-agency rights for the first time.

Smith was initially suspended four games by Goodell, but Smith and three other implicated players successfully appealed their suspensions and were never compelled to miss games, even as Saints coach Sean Payton was suspended the entire 2012 season.

Once players successfully fill in all the blanks, a visual 3D shape of the cell they just mapped is displayed.

He also maintained the club's youth programme, with Sergio Busquets one of several young players successfully moving into the first team.

This reduction in variance is likely related both to only the stronger college-level players successfully moving up into the professional teams, and in the way the NFL Draft tends to distribute the stronger of these new players to the weaker teams.

In 1940, Stanford players successfully embarked on their own quest to be paid $50 for participating in the Rose Bowl.

A Tottenham statement said: "We are delighted to confirm the signing of Roberto Soldado from Valencia after the player successfully completed his medical.

And if the N.C.A.A. truly cared about improving colleges instead of settling for the extra year before eligibility that Stern is talking about, it should use its considerable influence to demand that both the N.B.A. and N.F.L. foot the college's bill for training pro athletes by paying a given amount each year for each player successfully drafted from college.

The Hidden Village utilizes a standard built-in laptop camera and specialized image processing software developed by Extreme Reality, Ltd. (xtr3d.com) to determine in real time whether the player successfully executes each action sequence.

There's an "On Fire Mode," where if the player successfully knocks out three matches in a row, they'll get an explosive fire cannon that can clear out hazards like bee hives.

The player's performance is also represented by the Sparkle Meter, which increases or decreases as the player successfully or fails to hit a note.