Sentence examples for tournament series from inspiring English sources
Five years ago, a Chicago man created a similar tournament series, the North American Masters, to help American players.
"Transgender girls have been competing in Iron Lady since the start of the tournament series," he wrote.
Pitbull specialise in the Unreal Engine, used by Epic Games, who are famous for the Unreal Tournament series, Bioshock and Gears of War.
Maryland Live's high-volume poker room is about to launch its first-ever tournament series, the $1 Million Maryland Live Poker Classic, which begins March 10.
Epic Games has built a movie-making tool into its spectacularly successful "Unreal Tournament" series, for example, and many games include level-design software that both gamers and machinima artists can exploit.
The First Samba Cup, in Skanderborg, Denmark, from Oct. 10 to 19, intended to be the initiation of a new tournament series, saw four grandmasters tie for first place -- Peter Heine Nielsen and Curt Hansen of Denmark, Darmen Sadvakasov of Kazakhstan and Nigel Short of England.
Stressing youth over age in material that saw limited release two weeks ago, Woods is looking over his shoulder and Phil Mickelson is facing off with his frequent practice round partner, Dustin Johnson, in a spot promoting the season-long FedEx points competition, which culminates in a season-ending four-tournament series.
He was 212th on the FedExCup points list, with only the top 125 players qualifying for the four-tournament series.
Australian Jason Day, who withdrew from the event with a thumb injury, won the first of the four-tournament series - last month's WGC Match Play - with the Bridgestone Invitational and the HSBC Champions due to take place later in the year.
Tournament, also called tourney, series of military exercises, probably of medieval French origin and confined to western Europe, in which knights fought one another to display their skill and courage.
The story progresses like a tournament: a series of tests that men inevitably fail.
