Sentence examples for bolt gold from inspiring English sources

And who to? 8.59pm BST Usain Bolt: Gold! Usain Bolt wins the 200m, taking an early lead, cruising through the final stretch, looking around at Yohan Blake, and then doing a few push-ups after the finish line to show just how easy it all is.

McRae recalls that amazing 100m run that won Bolt gold in 2008, breaking the world record in the process by crossing the finish line at 9.69 seconds: Running faster than any man had ever run before, Bolt was so far ahead of his straining rivals he made it appear as if he had slowed to a saunter as he spread his arms wide in a "look-at-me" gesture and crossed the winning line.

What the finalists had to say: Usain Bolt: Gold.

After winning the 100m and 200m in Beijing 2008 and London 2012, plus the 4x100m relay, the latest gold means Bolt now has six Olympic golds before his 26th birthday.

And four years after Bolt won gold at the Beijing Games, he again crossed the finish line with everyone else looking at his back.

Hello guzzlers, Today, two puzzles inspired by the Olympics: 1) The 100m final Early this morning Usain Bolt won gold in the 100m.

In terms of staging, the Hallé doesn't begin to compete with the digital enhancements of Opera North's extravaganza: the props budget provided little more than a couple of thrones and bolt of gold lamé fabric to signify the fabled treasure.

The fastest man over 100m in 2013, he had been expected to challenge Usain Bolt for gold in Moscow.

The 100m is the marquee event, I was in the studio working for Canadian TV and seeing Usain Bolt win gold was amazing.

On the sports front, 20 million watched Usain Bolt's gold in the 100 metres final, while 17 million saw Mo Farah win the 10,000 metres on the first Super Saturday when Britain won six golds.

In other developments: The BBC said overnight ratings showed 20 million UK TV viewers saw Usain Bolt win gold in the 100m final, the highest audience for live sporting action at the Games so far.