Sentence examples for question for the player from inspiring English sources

It's a question for the player, not for me".

This then makes the question for the individual player in the game – 'How would you like to work towards a BMI of 22?' (Instruction Wii Fit gameplay) – reasonable and worth striving for.

"There is a very long way to go," said Furyk, answering a question about his chances for the player of the year award, should he win the tournament.

But his comments throw up a lot of questions for the black players who thought he was something very different to what he is".

The news-delivery frenzy in Silicon Valley poses profound questions for the incumbent players in the media.

Ratings less than four were set as 1 (indicating desire to avoid the player in question) and ratings of four or more were set as 0 (indicating indifference, or preference for the player in question).

Before the game begins, players create a male or female vampire character by selecting a vampire clan and configuring available points in three areas Attributes, Abilities and Disciplines (vampiric powers)—or by answering questions, which create a character for the player.

But complicating matters is his prohibitive contract, which raises a somewhat rhetorical question: for a player making as much money as Sanchez — a guaranteed $8.25 million in 2013 — how poorly must he play to be released?

For example, one question asks the players to identify which Jennifer Aniston film title would most likely have been suited for a hypothetical romantic comedy penned by Albert Einstein about the interactions between neutrons and electrons, the answer being "He's Just Not That Into You".

The question for the Kings' Norris Trophy contender: How many players remain on the active playing roster from the New Jersey Devils team that pushed the Kings to six games in the 2012 Stanley Cup Final?

Crooks added: "What we are talking about is the language that was used by a particular player and the question for the FA now is: is that acceptable for a professional footballer?" In his summation of the case at Westminster Magistrates Courtt, Judge Howard Riddle said that "there is no dispute that John Terry directed [racially sensitive] words in the direction of [QPR defender] Anton Ferdinand".