Sentence examples for a shared sporting from inspiring English sources
Lazenby's eye for a telling source succeeds in creating a vivid impression, not only of these personalities and the forbidding logistics of touring at a time when your itinerary might be held hostage by train robbers, but of the way a shared sporting heritage helped to mould Australian national identity.
When Alex Hales swatted the Sydney Sixers around the SCG two years ago, when Ben Stokes blitzed the Hurricanes in Hobart earlier this year, it was a shared sporting event in Australia, raising the slightly off possibility that two of England's most exciting players may have converted more casually spectating non-cricket kids over there than they have over here.
There is already talk of further meetings, perhaps getting together at the Luton carnival or having a shared sports day.
These 200 laps were another chapter in a remarkable shared sporting history.
Football loves a sweeping narrative and in Bayern v Barça and Dortmund v Real there is a sense of certain shared sporting values that go beyond mere geography, a butterfly print of matching elites from which the committed Rorschach theorist might draw all manner of overheated conclusions.
(Once, in 1985, I came home to the apartment we shared sporting a fashionably punky buzz cut. "You look like my fahzzer when he come home fwom ze camp," Chouky said, and went to her room to lie down).
(Once, in 1985, I came home to the apartment we shared sporting a fashionably punky buzz cut. "You look like my fahzzer when he come home fwom ze camp," Chouky said, and went to her room to lie down). For a time, she'd hidden her Jewish boyfriend in her parents' house—"So what?
Paley shared sporting and musical interests with Sharpe, being a member of the John O'Gaunt Bowmen, and helping Sharpe to set up the Lancaster Rowing Club.
We all are familiar with our shared history; and our shared sporting passion and rivalry.
He shared sports anecdotes, and his hopes.
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