[
US
/ˈkæspɝɑv, kəˈspɑˌɹɑv/
]
NOUN
- Azerbaijani chess master who became world champion in 1985 by defeating Anatoli Karpov (born in 1963)
How To Use Kasparov In A Sentence
- Kasparov the businessman sees nothing wrong with that.
- Noting this possibility, Kasparov starts a diversion to deflect White's attention towards the other wing.
- In a section called "developing the habit of imagination," Mr. Kasparov describes a game against Alexei Shirov in which, rather than retreat his attacked queen, Mr. Kasparov "fantasized" about just continuing his offensive plans without it. It's Your Move
- Kasparov became world champion.
- Watson spends a chapter looking at positional pawn sacrifices, with particular attention given to its handling by Kasparov.
- One can only speculate what magical chess we would have seen in matches with Karpov and Kasparov.
- Kasparov checkmated his opponent after only a few moves
- Kasparov was up the exchange, but his king was out in the open across the board and Adams had an extra pawn.
- I fully endorse Kasparov's assessment of the overall quality from New York and Lyons.
- After the game Kasparov said that Karpov had to play 24 ... d3 to stem the flow of the White attack.
