a board game造句

Play a board game: Play a board game like monopoly or scrabble with your friends.

'A Song of Ice and Fire' has already been adapted into a card game anda board game.

If he'd had to play a board game, it would have been something dignified, like chess.

Maybe I'll invite a few friends over to watch an old movie or play a board game.

"One afternoon I was teaching investing using a board game I had invented, CASHFLOW, as a teaching tool. "

In the Panhandle we were minute pieces in a board game. Reach the end of the board and we fall off.

Schedule family fun time, too, whether it's playing a board game or going on bike ride or hike.

Whereas in a board game there's a limited set of moves you can take, and the rules of the game constrain things a bit and the reward signal is also much clearer. You either won or lost.

This is useful if you're using any RPG system that is d6-based, or playing a board game like Monopoly or Backgammon, or if you're trying to work out the odds in a dice game like Craps.

But I let them do it because I figure their imagination is more valuable than the price of a board game.

Given a few guidelines on size and materials, they decided what to create (a board game about climate change), wrote a deck of question CARDS, and came up with a name, logo, and marketing strategy.

There is a line of Angry Birds soft toys, Mattel is working on a board game and before long there will be a cartoon series, and, if all goes well, a film.

In a country such as Britain, it is downright odd to pull a board game out of a cupboard and offer to teach it to friends alongside after-dinner coffee.

When art teacher Kandy Dea recently assigned fourth-graders in her Walnut, Iowa, classroom to create a board game to play with a friend, she was shocked by one little boy's response : He froze.