Sentence examples for tournament or a from inspiring English sources

"That had very little to do with missing a tournament or a career," he said.

tournament or a showcase camp, Francis considers him eligible to be ranked.

To know all of them would require an encyclopedic knowledge of the tournament or a cheat sheet.

"When you're in an N.C.A.A. tournament or a one-and-done situation, there's going to be games where you don't play your best.

Now the tennis aspirant-boy or girl-pays a negligible fee and enters a boys' or junior local tournament, or a competition for a place on a high school or college team.

Richard Carrier, a 37-year-old doctoral student in ancient history at Columbia, is a type recognizable to anyone who has spent much time at a chess tournament or a sci-fi convention or a skeptics' conference.

It means Williams will not face additional discipline — either suspension from a future Grand Slam tournament, or an additional fine — for another "major offense" while she was serving a probationary period at Grand Slams.

You might disagree, but I'd plump for what one critic recently dubbed mortgage rock: the portentous, wistful, stadium-filling, ballad-heavy, post-Britpop genre that gets played in the background when an English team gets knocked out of an international sporting tournament, or an unsuccessful X-Factor hopeful collapses weeping into the arms of Kate Thornton.

People feel they can drop into a tournament or an event without having had 50 years of fellowship with it.

Whether it was in a mid-level five-a-side tournament, or in a league two fixture involving Bristol Rovers, or at a doctor's birthday barbecue, is irrelevant.

These are lists of the arms of persons who were present on a particular occasion, such as at a tournament or on a military expedition.