Sentence examples for put on games from inspiring English sources

But those who leave the city will be able to find many small-town celebrations, including these: In the White Mountains, the towns of Lincoln and North Woodstock, N.H., put on games and a barbecue at the Kancamagus Recreation Center from 10 a.m. to noon, then a parade featuring 15 fire engines and floats from downtown North Woodstock to downtown Lincoln at 2 p.m.

It shows we can put on games like this and the fans will turn out.

How else could Beijing have put on Games insulated from human rights issues in China?

"So they want to put on games that feature top players," he went on.

But those issues were largely alien to the average fan and barely slowed the league's primary mission to put on games.

Whether that is enough to justify the sums required to put on games over here is another question, but clearly the owners believe it is.

How much weight do scouts put on one game, the big game, against a player's body of work for the season?

Still, Rascher said if the cost of putting on games is low enough, which it seems to be, the league could continue to be viable.

The same survey showed that 90percentt of high school sports associations said that a shortage of referees is causing problems in putting on games.

Well look, you can't put on the games without major commercial sponsors these days.

They are there to help put on the game.