Sentence examples for tournament specialist from inspiring English sources

Ferguson calls himself a tournament specialist, meaning that he doesn't play for table stakes — what are known as live games.

Ferguson calls himself a tournament specialist, meaning that he doesn't play for table stakes what are known as live games.

Steve McClaren broke the chain, in more ways than one, though it is important to remember the FA's first choice would have been Luiz Felipe Scolari, because he appeared to be a tournament specialist whereas Eriksson kept getting stuck at the quarter-final stage.

"They are canny tournament specialists with some very experienced players, they know how to raise their level of play for the big games.

In this tournament the specialist spinners have had an inevitable impact.

Greece were supposed to be the tournament's specialists when it comes to set pieces, but the biter got bit – Ki Sung-yong floating a free-kick into the penalty area, the ball getting flicked on and Lee arriving at the far post to side-foot in the classic set-piece goal.

Gene Sarazen's 63 in the opening round of the Specialists Tournament at the Cavalier Yacht and Country Club, at Virginia Beach, was one of the most pleasant and dramatic golfing spectacles witnessed in some time.

This is arguably true now more than ever, with the actual card game, created and designed by Wizards of the Coast, maintaining more of a cult following with specialist tournaments superseding the usual 'got-got-need' world of collectable cards.

By Philip W. Wrenn The New Yorker, April 24 , 1948P. 65 Gene Sarazen's 63 in the opening round of the Specialists Tournament at the Cavalier Yacht and Country Club, at Virginia Beach, was one of the most pleasant and dramatic golfing spectacles witnessed in some time.

That will lead many to question Smith's decision to come into the tournament with only four specialist props, although the Leeds forward Jamie Jones-Buchasan has played in the front row before and would be an obvious replacement.

About £69m, in today's money, was obtained from parliamentary subsidies, loans from merchants and corporations, the melting down of some gorgeous gold artefacts and, not least, the expedient of clapping foreign bankers in jail and making them pay to get out.Ms Barker is a specialist in tournaments and chivalry, and this serves her excellently here.