Sentence examples for tournament room from inspiring English sources

On the way out, we looked into the tournament room.

When Fischer made the especially daring sacrifice of a knight, a tournament referee said, "a murmur went through the tournament room after this move, and the kibitzers thronged to Fischer's table as fish to a hole in the ice".

In the club's tournament room — a small, square alcove just off the main room — an important challenge match was being played between Samuel Reshevsky, an international grand master, who is considered perhaps the finest player in the Western world, and was once himself a dazzling child prodigy, and Donald Byrne, a leading American player.

Like a swarm of crickets that familiar sound of clicking poker chips fills the tournament room inside the Atlantic City Casino.

Later she visits a beauty salon, a women's weight-lifting tournament, a room with three workers at sewing machines and a rural school, among other sites.

He was trying to keep his pants clean, but multiple viewers phoned the tournament press room to report he had illegally "built a stance," to use the terminology in golf's rule book.

One could argue that the tournament has room for more teams (China missed out this year, and some European countries could no doubt hold their own), but South America and Africa have not shown the commitment to keep pace with other growing programs.

There are perhaps two-dozen tables in this sectioned-off bit of ballroom, and for the course of the tournament, the room is full of the airy shuffling of bid cards, punctuated by the puff of an asthma inhaler, a call for the card caddy or one partner quietly chastising another in between games.

In tournament locker rooms, his good-natured nickname among the other pros has been T4, as in a tie for fourth in a tournament.

Still, most of the people in the Pebble Room tournament insist they have come not for the competition but for the camaraderie.

Add extra realism to your living room tournament by charging everyone else £80 to watch and then serving them flat beer in plastic glasses for £6 a pint.