Sims

[ simz ]

noun

1. William Sow·den [soud, -n], 1858–1936, U.S. admiral, born in Canada.

Example Sentences

Margot Robbie is taking on a new IP project with the film adaptation of video game sensation ‘The Sims.’

From Los Angeles Times

Lucky Chap will reunite with Fennell for her “Wuthering Heights” adaptation, and will back upcoming movie treatments of “Monopoly” and the “Sims” video game franchise.

From Los Angeles Times

Manghera replied to The Times via email to say he had no spending or donations to report and Sims replied to disclose that contributions and spending were under $2,000.

From Los Angeles Times

She’s the latest hire in a restructuring of the Lakers’ medical staff this offseason, with Brooks working under Dr. Leroy Sims, who the team hired as its director of player performance.

From Los Angeles Times

Realism is a big draw for fans of management sims, and both EA FC and Football Manager have kept salaries and transfer fees for women players in line with the real world, where amounts tend to be much higher in the men's game.

From BBC