What is "referees"

Usage examples of "referees".

Allen groaned aloud when he spied the three Referees meandering among the trees.

The other Referees were obviously disappointed they were unable to detect any violation of the Official Rules for which they could penalize the Adventurers.

Among the competitors wandered a handful of red-garbed referees carrying large wooden-headed mallets.

The referees offered him no trouble, only a coin—which turned out to be a white wooden piece the size of a poker chip, the number 8 painted on it in red.

In addition to the competitors, present were coaches, trainers, referees, and a far larger crowd than the day before.

More referees trotted down the step of the reviewing stand, carrying a stretcher.

His attention was on the field—where the referees had transferred the muscleman to the stretcher and were now carrying him away—rather than on Zeb and Harris.

The referees have decided that I, as ranking noble, will have the bye this round.

Others were returning fire, and the referees with Romlar's 1st Battalion went into action too.

The referees needed to confer, to sort out the confusion and define the casualties on both sides.

The referees there had agreed that 2nd Battalion and the Condaro had driven them off with fairly heavy Booly casualties and only modest casualties of their own.

There was an appeal to the referees concerning one claimed "shot down.

The referees would call the game finished, and he'd have shown the Crown that T'swa-type forces were no match for well-led regulars, that they'd built their reputation on fringe planets—trade worlds and gook worlds—fighting ducal armies, militias, and untrained rebels.

There would be about a hundred referees in there, personnel in distinctive black garb, who would mark individual injuries and deaths along the way and feed the information into the Casualty Computer.

Of course, our suits protected all these regions of the body, but the referees would tally the score for any such blows made.