“My favorite childhood game was playing cops and robbers.”

“The two sides will meet in a friendly game at the local sports center.”

“What if they call your bluff on this game that you're playing with them?”

“A computer gamer is taking a software firm to court after he suddenly lost all of his virtual weapons.”

“He's a gamer and a winner, the type of quarterback who gives the Chargers instant credibility.”

“The real takers in this country are commercial gamers of the system who are only in it to swipe a fast buck from the common trust.”

“And presently the rustic young gamester is tossing somersets for a penny.”

“It had been a famous joke to drag that light card-table before the pier glass, which reflected the hand of the unwary gamester.”

“Keep a gamester from the dice, and a good student from his book, and it is wonderful.”

“With his quiet, friendly way, and his gameness to enter every and any tournament, he is indeed an excellent ambassador.”

“The dogs with heart and gameness are the exemplary models of our breed and the aspiration of most reputable breeders.”

“One thing that gets you about these Paralympians is their sense of shrug-off gameness about ignored or forgotten injuries.”

“The company implemented gamification to enhance the user experience and boost engagement on their mobile app.”

“Right now, it seems that everyone is talking about how to get into gamification, but without considering how to get out of it.”

“Before the conference, he spoke about why gamification has become a hot topic at the White House.”

“Pictures of Mitt strolling through campus for Ole Miss gameday.”

“Corso was in Corvallis that day as part of ESPN's College GameDay crew, which broadcast from there prior to the Civil War game.”

“Lamb, with its alluring gaminess, will work just fine with English pale ale but will be glad to pair with something showier.”

“Mezzaluna ravioli hosts the piquant gaminess of braised rabbit, unhistrionically set against roasted parsnips, a quick blast of mint, and tomato.”

“Neither rabbit ballotine nor game-bird terrine betray any gaminess.”

“Neither could I wonder at all this, when I saw such an interruption of lineages, by pages, lackeys, valets, coachmen, gamesters, fiddlers, players, captains, and pickpockets.”

“The railroads, controlling rates, and the bankers and stock exchange gamesters, controlling prices, had long since bled the farmers into indebtedness.”

“Gamesters should know that Nintendo is considering a phone link that would allow players to compete via modem in nationwide competitions.”

“Sales in excess of 6 million units are a testament to the impact made by this game on gamers worldwide.”

“If it costs less, the gamers and power users wanting unrestricted access would complain.”

“When new gamers foray onto the net, I guess they still drift over to the venerable newsgroup.”

“Let the games begin!”