a chippy造句

• It was a chippy game with 5 yellow cards handed out.
• There was a chippy element to it, which is not surprising.
• Smith is a complex personality with a chippy side.
• Then it turned into a chippy, defensive affair.
• It was as chippy a game as Boston has been involved in all year.
• Again facing elimination, the Sonics pulled off a chippy victory in Game 4.
• Jordan drew a chippy touch foul, then knocked Hornacek over as he backed his way in.
• Perhaps a chippy United States really had been beating up on a peace-loving Soviet Union ever since 1945?
• The " Celeste " played France to a scoreless tie on Thursday in a chippy, physical match.
• So even with so little on the table, the match was a chippy, emotional affair, heavy with tension.
• Two minutes later, Fischer cut the deficit to one on a power play at 13 : 59 in a chippy match.
• What's up with this and does anyone know where to get a smoked sausage in a chippy within the M25?
• They also aren't a chippy bunch, despite their willingness ( eagerness ? ) to put up their dukes . ..
• What looked early to be the start of a chippy game, calmed down and was the least-penalized contest in the series.
• The two teams got off to a slow start, neither willing to take the offense, resulting in a chippy, scoreless first two periods.
• The match between the two hockey giants was a chippy, tension-filled affair that tallied 38 penalty minutes _ 20 of those for roughing.
• In a chippy game between two the bitter rivals, Chris Drury and Joe Sakic scored first-period goals to put Colorado ahead 2-0.
• In a chippy match that tallied 38 penalty minutes _ 20 of those for roughing _ Canada's defense and goaltending, so solid all tournament, were overwhelmed.
• If Karl and O'Neal are willing and eager to make this much-hyped showdown a chippy little war of words, who are we to get in the way?
• Artest should bear the primary blame, therefore, for Friday's incident escalating from a chippy players'push-fest into an all-out, fist-swinging brawl.