Sentence examples for tagging game from inspiring English sources
"You'll see in the thread I had with him that we are very clear during the tagging game that we might confirm the tagging activity with the taggee – if we don't do this, we get to the same abusive behavior people see in YikYak, Secret, or Sirarah," Kumar said in a follow-up email.
Ideas including an animated tag recorder, gestural tagging, geo mapping, a live feed, a glass scratching feature, a head-to-head tagging game, and even the ability to link the app to drones are all bouncing around, promising to make Fat Tag so much more than the perfect digital black book.
Ideas including an animated tag recorder, gestural tagging, geo mapping, a live feed, a glass scratching feature, a head-to-head tagging game, and even the ability to link the app to drones are all bouncing around, promise to make Fat Tag so much more than a the perfect digital black book.
TELEPHONE TAG GAME -- Gilman Stevens, of Fairview, Tex., won patent 6,445,778 for an idea for teenagers or adults who find themselves caught in a telephone warp.
After a police investigation, school officials determined that the note referred to a laser tag game being played by some students, said Michelle Ruess, a spokeswoman for the school.
And if we must play the price-tag game, economists point out that growing demand for popular culture from newly prosperous nations plays to Britain's strengths.
They attached Android phones to the Nerf guns (that TechCrunch gave away yesterday) to recreate a laser tag game with a real-time score server.
Along with the usual complement of familiar Olympic sports, the Asian Games had a healthy heaping of local flavor, from the acrobatic game of sepak takraw, a no-hands brand of volleyball that is popular in southeast Asia, to the Indian tag game of kabaddi and China's own fast and furious martial art of wushu.
Think of oceanside cafés that get so loud you can't hear the waves washing up; well-known churches that sound like malls inside; and parks that put you in the path of an impromptu tag game -- hardly anyone's idea of peace.
They mentioned several possibilities, such as "octopus" (a tag game; FG7), "protect the pigs" (a bowling game; FG1), "dodge ball" (a ball tag game; FG1), "fire catch" (a catch game; FG1), and "pop goes the weasel" (a singing game; FG3).
For instance, chasing was sometimes a part of a tag game and sometimes a role-playing game.
