The phrase "athletes room" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "athletes' room" to indicate possession, meaning the room belonging to athletes.
Example: "The athletes' room was filled with trophies and memorabilia from their competitions."
Alternatives: "athletes' lounge" or "athletes' quarters."
In the Olympic Village several Ukrainian flags could be seen draped over the balconies of athletes' rooms with black armbands attached to them.
The idea is to try to help them to find other ways, individual or collectively, to mark those moments". In the Olympic Village several Ukrainian flags could be seen draped over the balconies of athletes' rooms with black armbands attached to them.
They bought the team bus, valued at $65,000, and paid for the athletes' weight room.
"When I came here [in August 2009] there was no athletes' break room," says Pfaff, "nowhere to prepare food.
Unfazed, Ennis sees the funny side, launching into a fit of giggles several minutes into the interview, before declaring, "I'm sure there's somewhere better to do this!" Eventually we escape to a less pungent athletes' recovery room.
"I think it's such a mistake to try to find one or two words, fancy slogans, to reduce a complicated process," Kerry said to me, during a lengthy conversation in a muggy old athletes' training room at Westminster, where he draped his elongated limbs over a too small chair.
Separately, GB bobsleigher Bex Wilson emerged from her athletes' village room to find an open lift shaft.
Just a corner of the old curving stand remains and part of the athletes' changing rooms.
The Brazilian organizers have had to cut about $500 million from the Olympic budget — affecting aspects of the Games including the opening and closing ceremonies (they're being pared back) to the athletes' dorm rooms, which won't have televisions (the organizers were going to charge the athletes for air-conditioning but backed down).
