Sentence examples for as a sporting term from inspiring English sources

Even as a sporting term, it's far from complimentary.

We're in a good position as a sport – in terms of fan engagement at least.

But, if ploughing somehow lacks as a sport in terms of speed or jeopardy, it also exceeds other sports' parameters.

All private schools in the Northeast, they came together in 1954 as a sports league, with the term "ivy" referring to the ivy growing on their campuses.

He also served as a sports administrator, completing a term on the Australian Sports Commission in its early years in the 1980s.

It is entertaining as a spectacle, but on pure sporting terms it is mostly style over substance.This year's All-Star Weekend, however, was unusually substantive.

That may well be true, but in terms of meeting new people, finding a hobby and perfecting a difficult craft, it's as good a sport as any!

The 25-year-old Welshwoman, the first female cyclist in history to become Olympic and world champion in the same year, is in pure sporting terms just as worthy as Rebecca Adlington of the British public's ultimate pat on the back.

"If you sat down and drew this up as a play, in sports terms, it would blow up in your face.

All of which returns us to Tyson Fury, who in sporting terms may be regarded as an anachronism, a throwback to an age when the only thing that was required of sportspeople was that they should be good at sport.

The asset continues to grow in value, which speaks to the investor community that believes soccer has a long-term value as a sports investment.