Sentence examples for athlete able to from inspiring English sources

Groh, in explaining what he meant, cited Tiger Woods as an example of an athlete able to block out all distractions.

What a player he is, a supremely upright defensive athlete, able to sprint and pass and carry the ball but also to tackle, hurling himself into challenges with muscular abandon, legs snapping like a crab.

Jenkins, who was trying to secure a second British win in two days following Alistair Brownlee's victory in the men's event on Saturday, was the only athlete able to keep up with American Sarah Haskins in the swim.

"It is a decision based on performance and having the athletes able to perform at their best during their competition".

Only now, after about 15 years of serious drug testing, are athletes able to return to their historical pattern of outdoing those who came before them.

With the opportunity to divide the British Isles into England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, the total number of athletes able to compete rises considerably; far greater that if we competed as Great Britain.

To avoid this, the site, which is aimed at showcasing athletes able to play at the major college level, encourages athletes to attend camps, which are mostly on the West Coast or in the South, where they are evaluated and interviewed on videotape.

In "Frogs," which tours extensively in Europe and the United States and was last seen in New York in 1986, the performers, actor-athletes able to cope with the restricted vision imposed by the masks and with the physical demands of their costumes, inhabit many different animal and human creations who both succeed and fail in several worlds.

Not only are elite athletes able to use more oxygen, they can also do it for longer periods of time.

Before I became a tech VC (a quirky process which merits its own "how to"), I had assumed that early stage startups had a strong need for generalist athletes able to wear many hats; from the outside, it seemed like these early stage startups had a seemingly endless number of tasks at which they needed to throw smart brains.

Training techniques have created a new breed of robo-athletes able to run more quickly at greater size with unprecedented power.