Sentence examples for clocked swimming from inspiring English sources

Seven Nebraska women were clocked swimming upstream in the Missouri faster than the local spotted dolphins.

The sailfish is a kind of turbo swordfish; one that has been clocked swimming 100m in around half the time it takes Usain Bolt to run it.

She diagrammed scenes; a few pages away from a drawing of a mouse cage in one of her notebooks is a sketch of the annual picnic that the laboratory held on the grounds at Walden Pond.(She also clocked her husband swimming back and forth across the pond so that when her characters did the same thing, she could get the timing right).

The 1960s building features a round-the-clock doorman, a swimming pool with a sun deck, a gym and a dog park.

Phelps' fastest swim was clocked in by ESPN at 6 mph, for comparison. .

NEW RECORD IN WOMEN'S FREESTYLE Olympic champion Laure Manaudou of France broke the second-oldest record in women's swimming when she clocked 4 minutes 3.03 seconds in the 400-meter freestyle in Paris.

Alexander Dale Oen of Norway, swimming in the same heat, clocked a 59.16, which was 2.51 seconds faster than he swum at the 2007 world championships.

Swimming in Lane 6, he clocked a very quick 24.31 on the opening 50 to take a body-length lead and never looked back.

The late-'90s building has round-the-clock security, a gym, a swimming pool and a spa.

Britain's James Hickman set his second record in two days at the World Cup short-course swimming competition in Paris yesterday, clocking a European best in the 100-meter butterfly.

Rebecca Reid clocked 2 10.12 in the 200m freestyle while Jack McMillan swam the 1500m freestyle in 17:04.88.