central pawn造句

• The black queen forked Kasparov's central pawns; he could not save them both.
• Karpov tried to gain counterplay by thrusting two central pawns down the board.
• With no central pawns, Kasparov had no clear-cut way to expose the black king.
• Radjabov got two pawns and had a central pawn mass but it wasn't enough.
• Morozevich, with Black, equalized against Adams and had strong pressure against the White's central pawns.
• Anand unaccountably played lackluster moves, then made an exchange of knights that strengthened Kasparov's central pawn formation.
• White maintains flexibility by not committing to a particular central pawn structure, while waiting to see what Black will do.
• In the " Antoshin Variation ", Black chooses to exchange central pawns and head for simple, rapid development of the kingside.
• Kramnik managed to develop his pieces and exchange queens into a superior endgame that his two bishops and central pawns won quickly.
• Black can secure a comfortable advantage by the normal means & ndash; advancing central pawns and rapidly developing pieces to assert control over the center.
• Exchange variations involving the exchange of pawns often lead to symmetrical central pawn structures, as in the Slav Defense and the French Defense, among others.
• Adams, playing white, responded to Anand's Sicilian Defense by sacrificing a central pawn on move 7 for a slight advantage in space and a kingside attack.
• This weakens their kingside pawn structure, in return for which Black gains the two bishops, plus a central pawn majority, though these assets are difficult to exploit.
• Positionally, the World Team had the disadvantages of doubled pawns and a centralized king, but the advantage of a lead in development and a central pawn mass.
• Anand struggled in the middle game against Sasikiran's central pawns, and then misplaced his knight in the 17th move before bowing to tremendous pressure against his king.
• The frontal defense may or may not work for bishop pawns and central pawns, even if there are three ranks between the pawn and the defending rook.
• The lawsuit says the problems began Jan . 11, 1994, when Gonzalez was employed as a vice president and general manager at Central Pawn Brokers in Phoenix.
• Karjakin exchanged central pawns on move 18 ( see diagram ), and Carlsen said afterwards that Black was too solid in the center for White to regroup his Nc3 to g3.
• On move 31, the Indian star won a central pawn, but Adams had a strong white-squared bishop against Anand's weaker knight, and made several attempts to manuever his pieces into attacking positions.
• And Pole Michal Krasenkov ( 2645 ), conceded defeat on move 45 playing black against Short ( 2660 ), with the Englishman having won a central pawn and about to win a bishop.