Sentence examples for an elite performer from inspiring English sources

When he has been on the field he has been an elite performer.

But Excelebration, himself an elite performer by any conventional reckoning, had clearly had enough of being Frankel's punchbag.

He was still an elite performer, but it should be no surprise that the downward trend has continued.

Arguments about what it takes to be an elite performer are less persuasive if the performers being studied aren't actually elite.

Valencia's Paco Alcácer has made his mark this term, yet only really Paul Pogba, now a key member of Didier Deschamps' senior set-up, feels established as an elite performer four years on.

But the last time an N.F.L. player ran the race was 17 years ago — when Lynn Swann, at age 41, finished in 4 hours 26 minutes 21 seconds — and Toomer's preparations in these months have offered a glimpse at the transformations an elite performer in one sport must make to train in earnest for an elite event of another.

He's a consistent, elite performer and even his worst performances are good, such is his ability.

(Even though studies show that 95percentt of the population needs between seven and eight hours of sleep a night). Elite performers tend to get 8.6 hours of sleep a night; elite athletes need even more sleep.

Every single elite performer started from a place very far removed from elite.

Except: Ovechkin has always been an elite playoff performer, with perceptions sometimes changed by bad luck.

"The dog was a huge fan of 'White Fang' and had seen a lot of my earlier work," Hawke joked, noting the 1991 adaptation of the classic Jack London story he had appeared in, while also referring to his co-star as "an elite animal performer".