Sentence examples for tournament has become from inspiring English sources

The medal rounds await, and everything about the tournament has become a little bigger, louder, faster.

Since the conference began using the Garden for its annual carnival in 1983, the tournament has become a popular launching pad for March Madness.

The wait for a Briton who can win this tournament has become very like the wait for Godot, an attempt to give futility a purpose of its own.

Kansas sputtering in the tournament has become a dependable story line, with Williams looking tortured as his team tries to accept each defeat graciously.

The field for the Hope tournament has become less star-studded in recent years as the top golfers have chosen to chase the lucrative appearance fees offered at concurrent events abroad.

Named for Mikhail Tal, the eighth world champion, who was a master of aggressive play and who was known for his outgoing personality, the tournament has become an elite event.

The tournament had become more than a tournament.

But by the late 1970s the tournament had become enormously popular and the stadium became too small to handle the crowds.

Since the tournament had become a strokeplay event in 1958, only Gary Player and David Graham had broken the American stranglehold on the event.

Some players, however, believed the tournament had become more wide open, because a player could catch fire Friday and find himself halfway home to winning a green jacket.

Phil Mickelson, who has four top-five finishes without a victory in nine appearances here, said the Queen City tournament had become such a jewel in the tour's crown that it deserved a pass on the greens.