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Definition of sudden death in English: sudden deathnoun mass nouninformal A means of deciding the winner in a tied match, especially one in which the first side or player to concede a game, goal, or point during an additional period of play is the loser. as modifier a sudden-death play-off 采用突然死亡法的加时赛。 Example sentencesExamples - The only exception occurs in the final, when a tied bout will go to an extra, sudden-death round where the first score wins.
- For the first time, an NFL championship game would be decided in sudden-death overtime.
- The runners-up, and the best third placed team, will then play sudden-death play-off games to decide the three other clubs in the quarter-finals.
- She won four tournaments - three of them in sudden-death play-offs - and was named freshman of the year, player of the year and a first-team All-American.
- The Reds, who topped the National League One table, face rivals Leigh next week for a place in the Grand Final, but it is make-or-break time for Rochdale and Oldham as they face sudden-death matches.
- Canada's new national sports hero played the best golf of the week and deserved to win, which he eventually did in that sudden-death playoff, even with an over-anxious three-putt bogey.
- From now on in the World Cup, drawn games will go to penalties if sudden-death extra-time does not produce a golden goal.
- At the end of the regular Super League campaign, the top two teams will receive a bye, with three playing six and four meeting five in sudden-death contests.
- For sudden-death play-offs in PGA Tour events, the competitors often are transported by cart to some hole out on the course.
- Before a crowd of more than 61,000, professional football entered its first-ever sudden-death overtime period in a dramatic game between the New York Giants and the Baltimore Colts.
- This is especially true in the play-offs, when sudden-death overtime adds to the fatigue and makes this time of the year so special.
- Last season he won the Yorkshire Amateur County Championship, beating England international Jonathan Lupton in a sudden-death play-off.
- The Mottram Hall tournament professional is making a habit of sudden-death showdowns over his home course and was starring defeat in the face when his Styal opponent missed a six footer to clinch the match on the penultimate hole.
- Germany's Marcel Siem claimed his maiden Tour victory when he defeated Frenchmen Gregory Havret and Raphael Jacquelin in a sudden-death play-off.
- They had also survived a tense semi-final against Russia, Turnbull scoring a try in sudden-death extra-time.
- We played in a cup game and we had a penalty and I missed - I couldn't believe it - but I stepped up in sudden-death penalties and scored.
- In other words, they're already living on the edge, just as they did in extending what seemed like an endless string of sudden-death games in September and October.
- If the two teams were tied after three games, a 30-minute sudden-death overtime and, if necessary, penalty kicks settled the score.
- The pair set off to the 18th tee for a sudden-death play-off where Immelman rifled his second shot into the green with deadly accuracy, leaving only six inches between him and the prestigious title.
- The hockey game was a classic - the Flyers forced sudden-death overtime with their season on the line.
Definition of sudden death in US English: sudden deathnounˈsədn dɛθˈsədn deTH informal A means of deciding the winner in a tied match, especially one in which the first side or player to concede a game, score, or point during an additional period of play is the loser. as modifier a sudden-death playoff 采用突然死亡法的加时赛。 Example sentencesExamples - Germany's Marcel Siem claimed his maiden Tour victory when he defeated Frenchmen Gregory Havret and Raphael Jacquelin in a sudden-death play-off.
- The hockey game was a classic - the Flyers forced sudden-death overtime with their season on the line.
- They had also survived a tense semi-final against Russia, Turnbull scoring a try in sudden-death extra-time.
- At the end of the regular Super League campaign, the top two teams will receive a bye, with three playing six and four meeting five in sudden-death contests.
- Last season he won the Yorkshire Amateur County Championship, beating England international Jonathan Lupton in a sudden-death play-off.
- She won four tournaments - three of them in sudden-death play-offs - and was named freshman of the year, player of the year and a first-team All-American.
- Before a crowd of more than 61,000, professional football entered its first-ever sudden-death overtime period in a dramatic game between the New York Giants and the Baltimore Colts.
- The runners-up, and the best third placed team, will then play sudden-death play-off games to decide the three other clubs in the quarter-finals.
- We played in a cup game and we had a penalty and I missed - I couldn't believe it - but I stepped up in sudden-death penalties and scored.
- If the two teams were tied after three games, a 30-minute sudden-death overtime and, if necessary, penalty kicks settled the score.
- From now on in the World Cup, drawn games will go to penalties if sudden-death extra-time does not produce a golden goal.
- The Mottram Hall tournament professional is making a habit of sudden-death showdowns over his home course and was starring defeat in the face when his Styal opponent missed a six footer to clinch the match on the penultimate hole.
- The only exception occurs in the final, when a tied bout will go to an extra, sudden-death round where the first score wins.
- Canada's new national sports hero played the best golf of the week and deserved to win, which he eventually did in that sudden-death playoff, even with an over-anxious three-putt bogey.
- For the first time, an NFL championship game would be decided in sudden-death overtime.
- The pair set off to the 18th tee for a sudden-death play-off where Immelman rifled his second shot into the green with deadly accuracy, leaving only six inches between him and the prestigious title.
- This is especially true in the play-offs, when sudden-death overtime adds to the fatigue and makes this time of the year so special.
- In other words, they're already living on the edge, just as they did in extending what seemed like an endless string of sudden-death games in September and October.
- The Reds, who topped the National League One table, face rivals Leigh next week for a place in the Grand Final, but it is make-or-break time for Rochdale and Oldham as they face sudden-death matches.
- For sudden-death play-offs in PGA Tour events, the competitors often are transported by cart to some hole out on the course.
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