Sentence examples similar to tournament tests from inspiring English sources

The Huskies were quicker, better rebounders, craftier shooters and, certainly, more tournament tested.

Dye used 13,000 truckloads of sand and dirt to build the ups and downs of Whistling Straits, which was tournament tested only by club pros in 1999.

The Great Britain women's goalball team hope their display at the weekend's London International Tournament test event will boost their campaign for Olympic Games selection.

Fifa say that the mass procedure was necessary because some of the Costa Rica players had been unavailable for the mandatory pre-tournament tests.

Until midsummer, that is, when the techies tournament-tested a little gizmo, called a pendulum tester, that measures not the C.O.R. but, rather, how long (in microseconds) a little weight lingers on the club face after striking it.

Chunks of the airport in Belo Horizonte, another host city, are wrapped in scaffolding and sprinkled with dust and will remain so well after the tournament ends in July.Unfinished work at Arena Corinthians stadium in São Paulo means only 40,000 fans will attend a pre-tournament test game on May 18th, well shy of the 68,000 expected at the opening match on June 12th.

Tournament football tests the resources of the strongest nations and Northern Ireland, for all their superb organisation, team spirit and the momentum of a 10-game unbeaten record, will be stretched on that score at the European Championships.

Chess Engines Grand Tournament (CEGT) tests computer chess engines by playing them against each other, with time controls of forty moves in one hundred and twenty minutes per player (40/120), and also 40/20 and 40/4, and uses the results of those games to compile a rating list for each time control.

Lagos, the first player to test positive for drugs in the tournament, was tested after a 1-0 defeatoto Costa Rica.

His maniacal, full-face celebration, though was quickly followed by him being thrown out of the tournament for testing positive for ephedrine - his second failed drugs test in World Cup history, having been banned for 15 months after Germany 1990.

Northwestern also enters the tournament battle-tested.