Sentence examples for referee before the from inspiring English sources

According to those regulations, protests about the condition of the field and markings must be made in writing to the referee before the start of the game by the head of the delegation.

Yet Filatov himself, who trained to be a chess coach and a referee before the Soviet Union collapsed and who is now a part owner of a shipping company, said he considered chess to be more of a sport.

However, the ugly side of the match has not been forgotten by the media: "Touchline bust-ups mar semi-final" (Marca) With all the focus on the controversial appointment of a Turkish referee before the game, a night free from incident seemed unlikely.

But in a sign of how acrimonious the debate has become, others in the minority party have been insinuating that Mr. Frumin is in the Democrats' pocket -- remarks that amount to a kind of Washington version of working the referee before the big game.

"I don't really like talking about luck, or lack of luck," said Santos, who was sent to the stands by the referee before the shootout.

A YouTube video showed circus bear 'Tim' hand the ball to the referee before the third-tier game between Mashuk-KMV and Angusht in Pyatigorsk.

The hosts went ahead when Kevin Locke's kick-through was grounded by Sa'u - a decision scrutinised by the video referee before Josh Griffin kicked the extras.

The fly-half came close to scoring the opening try early on, only to have it ruled out by the video referee before Jones kicked over the first three-pointer of the afternoon.

Borini stepped forward, sharing a joke with the referee before lashing the resultant penalty into the top corner, only to receive a ticking off from his manager for perching on a perimeter advertising hoarding with arms aloft.

Why da Silva had a knife on him is unclear, but it didn't prove to be much of a defence against relatives and friends of the stabbed player, who threw stones at the referee before storming the pitch and allegedly decapitating him.

"Reward the dominant scrum," was the frequently delivered reminder from the Lions coaches to the referees before the first Test.