Sentence examples for tournament abroad from inspiring English sources

LONDON — England is the mother nation of soccer, but her offspring have never won a major tournament abroad.

The next year, he played his first tournament abroad, and by eighteen he was the Soviet champion, surrounded by admirers and under endless pressure to perform.

The marquee names like Tiger Woods are thought to receive guarantees of $1 million to $3 million to grace a tournament abroad.

Most live on state wages that pay $20 a month (Mr. Puig, by contrast, signed a seven-year contract for $42 million) and often dream of regularly competing against the best around the world instead of in the occasional tournament abroad.

"Liverpool were keen to have a look at him so he's gone with some of the younger players to a tournament abroad," said Butcher.

For the first time in a major one-day tournament abroad, India began as favourites, played like winners and remained unbeaten.

This means that she often has to dip into her own pocket to sustain herself while playing tournaments abroad.

Players study greetings in languages other than English, too, Whan said, to prepare them for tournaments abroad.

I play wheelchair basketball for the British national team, so I've travelled to lots of tournaments abroad.

He has coached only twice and never for long, both times in 2010 in tournaments abroad, most recently in Switzerland, where his team finished second out of six.

But if Woods played mainly for money, wouldn't he play more often, or play in far more tournaments abroad, where he could regularly command millions in appearance fees?