Sentence examples for tournament completed from inspiring English sources

Maldini, who will turn 34 by the end of this tournament, completed his 22nd match tonight without sitting out a minute.

With the group stage of the Europa League, the secondary continental tournament, completed only on Thursday, the sport's European governing body put aside preparations for this summer's Euro 2012 to set up the first knockout stages of the two tournaments.

Jackson, who has spent most of this year out with a pelvis injury before returning in the run-up to this tournament, completed his hat-trick with another penalty corner conversion 15 minutes from time.

Loyola, the top seed in the tournament, completed its most successful campaign in program history with its record 18th win in 19 games.

A few more victories will mean a trip to the N.C.A.A. tournament, completing a remarkable turnaround.

But Williams rallied, won the match and won the tournament, completing her so-called Serena Slam by holding each of the four major titles at one time.

The winner of this year's American Crossword Puzzle Tournament completes some 20 puzzles a day and still has time for his "day" job: directing and playing piano in musical theater productions.

With the first week of the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament complete, the value of The Quad's analysis on the statistics most correlated to reaching the Final Four has become clearer.

Germany's embassy announced the country would seek for its rugby team to join the Six Nations tournament, complete with a confusing joke about chickens' laying rugby ball-shaped eggs, which may have made more sense in the original German.

Shortly afterwards Allen Stanford added a nitrous oxide boost to an innovation that might otherwise have plateaued out with his Stanford Caribbean tournament, complete with black bats, silver stumps and (presumably hypothetical) $20m purse.

The other main event of the Spock Days weekend, which rivals the convention in size, was a 24-team slo-pitch tournament, complete with a beer garden set up between the baseball diamonds.