Phrases with «whole tournament»

The phrase "whole tournament" refers to an entire competition or event that involves multiple matches or games. It means considering every game and outcome as a complete unit rather than just focusing on individual parts. Full definition

Sentences with «whole tournament»

  • To begin, the No. 1 seed is the University of Kentucky Wildcats, an overwhelming favorite for the whole tournament. (cnbc.com)
  • Laurent Blanc seems to be installing a young, hungry and eager to impress side and they have not been beaten in 20 matches so are one of the form sides in the whole tournament. (caughtoffside.com)
  • Rooney was one of the biggest disappointments of the whole tournament, and Heskey barely ever won a ball, in the air or on the floor. (caughtoffside.com)
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