Sentence examples for athletes aside from inspiring English sources

HULKING over this bucolic college town like Frankenstein's redoubt, the National Center for Atmospheric Research is a constant reminder that Boulder — party-loving college students and Olympic-caliber athletes aside — is at heart a science town.

Unblockable hasn't announced any partnerships with specific leagues or athletes, aside from naming NFL Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott as the head of its advisory panel.

Le Monde reported that another seized note alleged that one of Diack's sons, former IAAF marketing consultant Papa Massata Diack, had asked for between 300,000 euros ($318,000) and 700,000 euros ($743,000) to cover up cases involving five Russian athletes, aside from Shobukhova. .

"One of the things that frustrated me at Colgate over the years is that faculty members would take student-athletes aside and say, 'You have to make a choice -- you can't excel both academically and athletically,"' Murphy said.

During the exhibition, the athletes put aside their usual competitive nature and showed the audience their comic side.

Though not an athlete himself, aside from tennis in high school, he found himself fascinated by the business side of sports from an early age.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The N.C.A.A. said it planned to ease restrictions on educational expenses for current student-athletes and set aside $10 million to reimburse former athletes as part of a tentative class-action lawsuit settlement.

If Mr. Miller had one overarching achievement, it was to persuade professional athletes to cast aside the paternalism of the owners and to emerge as economic forces in their own right, often armed with immense bargaining power.

Concerns over a level playing field aside, athletes dying on television was bad for business, and drug testing was held out to the unsuspecting public and journalists as the cure-all.

With all this uncertainty in the international community about Russia's anti-gay law, there seems to be very few options left on the table to protect the integrity and rights of athletes and spectators, aside from repeated calls from LGBTQ activists, athletes, and celebrities to move the Winter Olympics to Vancouver.

College athletes are routinely tossed aside, too — after they have used up their athletic eligibility.