Some articles on teams, opposing team, team, opposing:
Llargues - Rules
... Two teams formed by 4 or 5 players try to attain a certain score (usually 10 points) by throwing each oher a ball with the hand so that the opposing team is not able to send it back ... another scoring system called "up and down" (a pujar i baixar), where the team who was losing subtracted points to the winner ... Teams wear in red and blue t-shirts, being red the colour of the team allegedly stronger or favourite in the bets ...
... Two teams formed by 4 or 5 players try to attain a certain score (usually 10 points) by throwing each oher a ball with the hand so that the opposing team is not able to send it back ... another scoring system called "up and down" (a pujar i baixar), where the team who was losing subtracted points to the winner ... Teams wear in red and blue t-shirts, being red the colour of the team allegedly stronger or favourite in the bets ...
MLB Front Office Manager - In-Game Errors/Glitches
... Sometimes, when an opposing pitcher walks someone with four pitches, all four pitches are removed from the pitch count ... This only happens for the opposing team ... When an offer is made for a trade between two teams, if you accept the offer, the offer may be cancelled after being finalized ...
... Sometimes, when an opposing pitcher walks someone with four pitches, all four pitches are removed from the pitch count ... This only happens for the opposing team ... When an offer is made for a trade between two teams, if you accept the offer, the offer may be cancelled after being finalized ...
Machanayim
... "two encampments" or, in this case, two teams ... Players are divided into two encampments and the room is split in two with the teams facing each other ... one volunteer, typically one of the better players, from each team is placed behind the opposing team ...
... "two encampments" or, in this case, two teams ... Players are divided into two encampments and the room is split in two with the teams facing each other ... one volunteer, typically one of the better players, from each team is placed behind the opposing team ...
S4 League - Gameplay - Game Modes
... Deathmatch mode is of team variation, players being divided into two teams "alpha" and "beta" ... From either team's point of view the opposing team player characters wear red clothes, while nicknames in green text are constantly being displayed next to ... The objective of the round is to eliminate opposing team "captains", while preserving own team ones ...
... Deathmatch mode is of team variation, players being divided into two teams "alpha" and "beta" ... From either team's point of view the opposing team player characters wear red clothes, while nicknames in green text are constantly being displayed next to ... The objective of the round is to eliminate opposing team "captains", while preserving own team ones ...
Think Twice (game Show) - Gameplay - The Main Game - Round 2 (Imagination)
... Before the show, each team had 60 seconds to review a list of nine words/phrases which are all clues to a puzzle ... Now on a team's turn (starting with the team with the lowest score), each player had 30 seconds to make up a story using those clues with a minimum of six ... video wall which is turned away from the other team so that they won't see what clues are revealed ...
... Before the show, each team had 60 seconds to review a list of nine words/phrases which are all clues to a puzzle ... Now on a team's turn (starting with the team with the lowest score), each player had 30 seconds to make up a story using those clues with a minimum of six ... video wall which is turned away from the other team so that they won't see what clues are revealed ...
Famous quotes containing the words team and/or opposing:
“giving a nod, up the chimney he rose.
He sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle,
And away they all flew like the down of a thistle,
But I heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight,
“Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good-night.””
—Clement Clarke Moore (1779–1863)
“As one who knows many things, the humanist loves the world precisely because of its manifold nature and the opposing forces in it do not frighten him. Nothing is further from him than the desire to resolve such conflicts ... and this is precisely the mark of the humanist spirit: not to evaluate contrasts as hostility but to seek human unity, that superior unity, for all that appears irreconcilable.”
—Stefan Zweig (18811942)
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