Sentence examples for sports chart from inspiring English sources
A sports chart on Tuesday showing the pairings for the N.C.A.A. women's basketball tournament included an outdated reference to the 13th-seeded team in the Cleveland Regional.
A sports chart on the Spotlight page on Sunday focusing on National Basketball Association teams that started fast in past seasons misstated how two of those teams finished.
AROUND THE N.B.A. Correction: January 5, 2006, Thursday A sports chart on the Spotlight page on Sunday focusing on National Basketball Association teams that started fast in past seasons misstated how two of those teams finished.
Mr. Fogel was working on a documentary seeking to expose shortcomings in drug-testing for international sport — charting his own competition results with and without banned drugs — and Dr. Rodchenkov served as his adviser.
Here, BBC Sport charts every twist and turn of the saga that ended on Wednesday, when it was announced the batsman is to undergo a "re-integration" period before his expected return to action.
9. Population Growth, Football, the Economy and More Use existing Learning Network resources to apply algebraic tools to rank sports teams, chart population growth analyze economic measures or even succeed in fantasy football.
My apologies - Gazzetta dello Sport had a chart showing all the different possibilities so I was relying on that, but I realise now that they had essentially not factored in the possibility that Barcelona would lose by that many.
In common with Locog's attempts to jazz up the presentation of other sports, which saw loud chart hits between games at the table tennis test event and the introduction of bright blue hockey pitches, the platforms surrounding the apparatus were shocking pink rather than the usual navy blue.
Creating their own library of original content, including big audience draws like sports, could help Facebook chart a better path towards monetization on the platform both for itself and other partners who are already using the network to push their videos.
But in the mainstream console and PC gaming sectors, the prevalent mono-culture relies on an ever-diminishing pool of staple concepts – war and sports games dominate the charts, and sequels, tie-ins and spin-offs are the norm; in creative terms, the industry is imploding.
It's not just the charts and sports science students that have been crying out for Italo though.
