Sentence examples for playing televised from inspiring English sources

He established a wider reputation by playing televised matches for a team called the "Cavaliers", and took part in overseas tours with some leading cricketers.

There had been gaming tournaments and the like beforehand, but by the early millennium, Starcraft and its expansion Brood War had professional teams playing in televised leagues and tournaments viewed by millions – at what was perhaps the game's peak, the 2005 Pro League Final filled a 120,000-seater stadium in Busan.

Wales' four regions each receive £3.5m annually from playing in televised competitions, combined with a share of £6m from the WRU.

Wales' four regions receive £3.5m each a year, the money coming from playing in televised matches and a contribution from the WRU.

The league chairman, Lalit Modi, said that the tournament would be played and televised live in prime time in India, and that the league would announce the location of the games by Monday evening.

James is much more engaging when remembering an afternoon horsing around with his friends than when making sense of how the Fab Five came to play nationally televised games in packed arenas.

Comedy film The Dish, released in 2000, centred on the role the Parkes Observatory in Australia played in televising the event.

Yet minutes before that crime supposedly occurred, he was playing in a televised soccer match.

The Bulldogs face a tricky test in Utah Thursday, playing a nationally televised contest against a B.Y.U.

Across an ocean from where Tipsarevic received abuse after playing an internationally televised match, an American 21-year-old also had a iPhone full of online abuse after he lost on a much smaller stage in Virginia on Friday.

This was no cakewalk for Virginia Tech (6-0), as Boston College (3-2) was inspired, playing a nationally televised game with a chance to upset one of the nation's best teams.