| I can just keep on checking you, forcing you to move where I want you to before I bring down my other pieces and checkmate. |
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| Tomorrow, it's a high stakes game of chess where a checkmate means you might be checked out of Hollywood. |
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| Surprisingly enough I even managed to checkmate the computer, though I think I had some help from my companion. |
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| I chose the equal of two evils and moved my king into inevitable checkmate. |
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| But taking the knight left my rook a wide open path to move across the board and checkmate your king. |
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| To move her bishop to strike his knight would leave the king open on two sides without escape, a checkmate. |
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| Ray knew as well as Leon did that there wasn't a single move that Chris could make that wouldn't give Leon an opportunity to checkmate him. |
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| A final blow, White now threatens checkmate in one move and Black is lost by force. |
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| If you know what you're doing, and keep at it long enough, you'll eventually achieve a checkmate. |
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| Each believes it can find new allies that will help it checkmate or counterattack. |
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| This is a fun book that will help many players, either as a basic starting point in the study of checkmate tactics or as a refresher. |
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| This seemed logical enough since it allowed easy development and also allowed me to aim for the four-move checkmate! |
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| The author next introduces the concept of checkmate, which is, after all, what one seeks to achieve in the game. |
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| The King is very close to the corner of the board and Black threatens checkmate in two! |
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| For example, it is not possible to force a checkmate with a king and two knights against a lone king. |
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| Perhaps this checkmate will, over time, deprive the opposition of its support and erode the appeal of democracy. |
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| Cain retained his confident smile, like chess master watching his opponent move closer and closer to their own checkmate. |
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| Though the government is mapping out sophisticated strategies to checkmate their unauthorized intruders. |
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| So I don't hate you now, and I don't even want to checkmate you now. |
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| A dream of every chess player is to win the game with a quick checkmate. |
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| This could be a checkmate if it weren't for Floyd's knight in the way. |
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| In this position, White can deliver checkmate by promoting his pawn to a queen. |
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| Under these circumstances many devices were resorted to to checkmate their political moves. |
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| In retaliation Ms Tymoshenko tried to checkmate Mr Yushchenko by teaming up with Mr Yanukovich instead. |
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| This warns you that the computer is threatening to win material or checkmate you. |
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| After making this move on the computer's chess board in the usual way, you may try to find a defence to the checkmate threat. |
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| Here when any one of the king is in checkmate condition then there ends the game. |
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| If no player has enough pieces to checkmate the opponent, the game ends in a draw. |
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| The object of the game is to checkmate your opponent's king. |
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| Each of the moves had to be with a different piece and a player had to be able to escape check on the first move of their turn otherwise it was checkmate. |
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| He was fresh out of ideas, and his next move could be checkmate. |
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| I couldn't take it with the king or I would be moving into checkmate. |
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| The times your own pieces have been blocked by the knights and bishops you seem bent on protecting, leaving me free to checkmate you, are uncountable. |
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| The answer to the puzzle hinges on a chess problem Oliver Garland counts on his son to solve, wherein black can checkmate white in two moves or less. |
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| How in the world do we ever expect to win this war, and, if the war is not winnable in the traditional sense, how do we contain or checkmate this enemy? |
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| Rather, it suggests checkmate for the idea of a truly united Europe that is not split into a first and second class Europe according to wealth or historical legacy. |
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| But it could be a long and complex one, since the politician with the means to checkmate Mr Berlusconi is the very one with least to gain from doing so. |
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| That is why chess is just called checkmate in Russian. |
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| This means that the solver must find a move which enables White to give checkmate on the following move, no matter what reply Black makes in the meantime. |
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| His parasympathetic nerve holds his adrenalin in checkmate. |
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| Others were school-desks. A chessboard king eluding checkmate, Colonel Qaddafi has begun retracing the finale of Saddam Hussein, the first of the Arab world's tyrants to fall to regime change. |
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| But as the pieces dwindle, it becomes apparent that the very goal to checkmate the king is impossible. Is America's strategy of dealing with North Korea's nuclear weapons programme dissimilar? |
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| In chess-boxing, competitors alternate four-minute rounds of speed chess with three-minute rounds of boxing, and can win by a knockout, a checkmate, or a referee decision. |
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| It incorporates a theory of diplomacy, of how in a situation of mutually contesting kingdoms, the wise king builds alliances and tries to checkmate his adversaries. |
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