| I had one middle-aged student who stubbornly refused to castle, saying that his King would be trapped in the corner and checkmated. |
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| Their refusal means that Congress members are checkmated from mentioning such matters in public. |
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| The holographic representation of his opponent looked smug as it calmly checkmated his king again. |
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| Leaning forward to his opponent he moves all pieces from both sides around the board until he has finally checkmated his way to victory. |
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| Black is seated across from you and makes one move, and you are checkmated. |
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| After he checkmated her the second time, she sighed and sat back after knocking her king over. |
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| And not surprisingly, the vice president checkmated that strategy by selecting a running mate who is not afraid to speak for religious values in the public square. |
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| One such unusual stipulation is a helpmate: Black moves first and cooperates with White to get checkmated in a specified number of moves. |
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| In the first game I played against the program, I checkmated it in 27 moves. |
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| The player who achieves this is said to have checkmated the opponent and to have won the game. |
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| But that day things went in our favour and Humpy checkmated her opponent. |
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| The King is checkmated when is cannot escape by moving to a safe square, by attacking an opponents piece, or by being protected by placing a piece between the King and the threat. |
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| And as for Romans 1:24ff, Andrew Sullivan's got you checkmated there. |
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| Your team loses if you get checkmated or run out of time. |
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| Whatever their opinion of the man and his policies, many leading statesmen of the non-Communist nations have credited his firmness with having checkmated Communist Cold War strategy. |
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| The game is lost by the player, whose king has been checkmated. |
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