Sentence examples for tournament basis from inspiring English sources

By winning in New Zealand in '37 under the captaincy of the Natal lock Philip Nel, who threw his boots in the ocean on the return voyage in the most symbolic of all endings to a rugby career, the Springboks established themselves as world champions, fully half a century before the title would be contested on a tournament basis.

But the format was different, the finals were not held on a tournament basis.

"I feel more comfortable accepting on a tournament-by-tournament basis if they haven't had a full level of entries, [rather] than accepting a tour card for two years that does bump someone out," said Davis.

Mr Whittingdale joined Football Association chairman Greg Dyke, who said earlier this week that England would probably not bid for the 2022 tournament, on the basis that Russia remain hosts in 2018 and that it shouldn't be held consecutively in Europe.

St. John's still deserves a spot in the national tournament, on the basis of a fine renaissance season, but logic says it is no longer a fourth or fifth seed.

Miyamoto, who is tied for 10th, played on the PGA Tour in 1999 and got into this tournament on the basis of his victory in the Japan Golf Tour Championship in June.

"Do you really think a player of Ashley Cole's ability, with 107 caps, should be invited along to a tournament on the basis that he might get the odd game because all he is there for is to cover the left-back who has taken his spot?" asked Hodgson.

After graduating from a school that expected deep runs into the tournament on a yearly basis (the University of Maryland), I have since gone to watch smaller colleges play.

But he said expectations that the Republic should be qualifying for major tournaments on a regular basis were "unrealistic" given the small pool of players available for selection.

If she wants to make $7-8 7-8 millionea yearm the deal, she's going to have to return to being the top player in the world and win Grand Slam tournaments on a regular basis.

The councils work closely with the ATP and WITA, which supply a number of services and benefits to players and tournaments and maintain rankings that provide the basis for entry into tournaments and seedings.