Sentence examples for staging tournaments from inspiring English sources

The title sponsorship covers much of the cost of staging tournaments from Scranton to Salt Lake City, he said.

"And they were going to do a whole big thing, bringing in the national team to play with the kids and staging tournaments there.

Yet, New York City's high school teams received little TV time despite producing scores of players who went on to college and even professional fame, and despite staging tournaments in all sports.

Certainly not those nations who have ended up out of pocket after staging tournaments, through a mixture of ill-advised overspend on white elephant stadiums and suspension of their normal tax rules to allow Fifa to maximise its profit.

As a result, the regime's prestige was damaged, and it forsook further efforts to stage tournaments after 1982.

Inspired in part by such theories, librarians now stage tournaments for teenagers with games like Super Smash Brothers Brawl and Dance Dance Revolution.

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The club, which charges dues of roughly $15 a year, with a $10 initiation fee, organizes daily play, grooms the two Har-Tru courts and a third court, lobbies city officials for repair funds and stages tournaments and social events.

We consider two-stage tournaments with different information structures: Either competitors observe each others' first-stage effort before entering the second stage or not.

Certainly it is about how one member of the late-stage tournament regulars has tended to thrum decisively into life.

It was a lovely full stop to a night of authentic late-stage tournament drama settled by an authentic modern-day attacking giant.