"aquatic games" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to sports or competitions that take place in or on water. Example: "The athletes trained tirelessly for months before the aquatic games, hoping to bring home gold medals for their country."
The junior counselors who were all (now that I think about it) way too young to be responsible for the well-being, safety and, frankly, lives of us campers, told us endlessly of what were clearly God's original aquatic "Hunger Games," and we reacted by boycotting the pool, for fear of becoming chlorinated appetizers.
AE included cycling, walking, aquatic jogging, games, dance and rhythmic or boxing movements.
Lochte, like Phelps, will bid for seven golds in the Aquatics Centre these Games.
The purpose was to report POP concentrations in the aquatic and terrestrial game species representing different environments and variable trophic levels in the ecosystem.
The 14 specific types of exercise were as follows: running, strength training, yoga, bicycling (also to and from work), brisk walking, spinning, fitness, swimming, aquatic exercise, horseback riding, racket games, ball games, dance and "other type of exercise".
Sun came close to breaking Paul Biedermann's 400 world record of 3 minutes 40.07 seconds Saturday night, the first night of swimming in the Aquatics Centre at these Games.
After its completion in May, Mr. Mittal donated the Orbit to the London Legacy Development Corporation, which will be responsible for transforming the Olympic Park into a housing development, complete with parks, retail space and a transformed aquatics center after the games.
Team Scotland have named their largest aquatics team in Commonwealth Games history for Glasgow 2014.
His success was one of the few highlights for Team GB in the Aquatics Centre at the Games, with Michael Jamieson's silver and Rebecca Adlington's two bronze medals their only other visits to the podium.
The venue, which hosted all of the aquatic disciplines at the London Games apart from water polo, cost more than £250m to build and had its capacity reduced from 18,000 to around 2,500 before it was re-opened to the public in February.
