game time

collocation in English

meaningsofgameandtime

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game
adjective
uk
/ɡeɪm/us
/ɡeɪm/
willing to do things that are new, difficult, or that ...
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time
noun
uk
/taɪm/us
/taɪm/
the part of existence that is measured in minutes, days, years, etc., or this process considered as ...
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(Definition ofgameandtimefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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As a senior in 1978, he finally became a principal back-up and saw significantgametime.
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Thegametimewas reduced from three 20minute periods in ice hockey, to four 12minute quarters in roller hockey.
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With a half-hour to go togametimesomeone started singing, and soon the locker room rang with close harmony college songs.
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After 12 plays and over six minutes ofgametime, the drive reached midfield.
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It also keeps laces tight duringgametime, replacing the time and cost of taping, known in the sports world as spatting.
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The first is a monthly subscription, which gives the player 30 days ofgametime.
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The competition is aimed at giving younger players and fringe first team playersgametime.
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The telecasts would now begin at 4 pm eastern, with thegametimenow pushed to 4:10.
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So, less experienced players could only have limitedgametime.
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The main thing was the players got some qualitygametimeand got out on the pitch.
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Each round of the game controls one day ofgametimewith each player taking a turn.
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This limited his amount ofgametimeto just 17 appearances in which he scored one goal.
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Lack ofgametimesaw him move to the in 2010, where he spent the next three years and made close to fifty appearances.
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The drive covered 72 yards and had taken eight plays and 4:06 ofgametime.
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He was unlucky to have not received moregametimein the 2009 campaign.
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Players were required to purchase a copy of the game which included 50 hours of initialgametime.
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Millsaps widened their lead with a 9-play 44-yard touchdown scoring drive that used 3:03 ofgametime.
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