Sentence examples for committed sports from inspiring English sources

After these words, whichever ones they were, had gone out over the airwaves, Berman shuddered and thought, "Oh, my God, what have I done?" Berman knew that anyone watching ESPN at 3 15 a.m. in 1980 was, to put it charitably, a highly committed sports fan, and by augmenting those names in such a punch-drunk way, Berman was revealing himself to be just as far gone.

The group hopes to help those schools with the most pressing needs and the most committed sports programs -- schools that are making strides despite financial obstacles.

Moses Pendleton's "Baseball" is a lusciously beautiful multimedia treat for the eye, the heart and the most committed sports fans and phobics (tonight, tomorrow and Oct. 12).

The redesigned Pepsi logo was greeted with applause, but changes in Tropicana packaging confused consumers, as did a strategy to transform Gatorade into a drink that would appeal to the more committed sports enthusiast.

"Skiers are the most committed sports enthusiasts out there," said Bernie Weichsel, president of Ski USA, an international resort marketing group, adding that only a lack of good snow will keep them from pursuing their sport.

■ Twenty-seven people, all but three of them soccer players, were indicted in Italy on charges of committing sports fraud.

Two former University of San Diego basketball players and a former assistant were among 10 people indicted as part of a conspiracy to commit sports bribery, federal authorities said Monday.

The film is up there among the very best attempts to commit sport to screen.

This could well be because Big Sam is a Proper Footballing Man and breaking rank to call him out on something could be like committing sporting seppuku: for all its glamour and steroid-pumped Sky coverage, football is still a relatively beef-free sport – most of the personal sniping goes on post-career, within the pages of an autobiography.

And he professes bug-eyed curiosity about the lesser-sung Summer Olympic sports he is committed, as sports commissioner, to bringing to New York City en masse in 2012.

She was really a rebel, deeply committed to sports as a woman, and as a social change agent, saw sports as a kind of battering ram, if you will, into society's consciousness.