How To Use chess player In A Sentence
- What do you call a bunch of chess players bragging about their games in a hotel lobby? The Sun
- a bad chess player
- He was an accomplished pianist and chess player, winning the Heart of America Competition in 1955.
- Now is the time of the season that people start to get cranky (even the chess players are looking a little irritable).
- Winning is all for the chess player, who expends enormous energy in each game he plays.
- I sit now at a table in the back, shielded from view by a large group of eyebrow-ringed art students and chess players.
- They welcome chess players of all ages, from tots to retirees.
- Still, the Union Square staple serves up decent inexpensive food, and we had just arrived in time to see disgruntled chess players, skaters skipping class at NYU and that woman who practically lives in the park selling stalagmite candle holders scatter to the pounding rhythm of the sudden monsoon. Derek Beres: The Unlikely Making of a Yoga Dude
- Perhaps the most important characteristic of an expert chess player, however, is flexibility when uncertainty arises.
- As you hear a penny clink inside the bowl and see the mound accumulate, you'll feel like the golfer whose handicap is dropping or the chess player whose rating is climbing toward master or grandmaster levels. David H. Hendrickson: Measuring Progress
