Sentence examples for commonwealth events from inspiring English sources
She's since worn it to various Australian and Commonwealth events.
Last year she created history by becoming the first English Paralympian to compete at an able-bodied Commonwealth event, winning team gold in the compound event and is the proud holder of a gold Blue Peter badge.
On Sunday, Amy Foster will aim to emphasise her Irish number one status in the 100m with Christine McMahon competing in her Commonwealths event, the 400m hurdles.
Steeplechaser Kerry O'Flaherty joins Mageean in the 1500m entries while Amy Foster will aim to emphasise her Irish number one status in the 100m with Christine McMahon competing in her Commonwealths event, the 400m hurdles.
The 17-year-old also competes as a heptathlete for Great Britain, qualifying for both World and Commonwealth junior events in the past 18 months.
It helps to promote the Commonwealth with cultural events such as an up-coming conference on Islam, and talks by government ministers such as Clare Short.
One of the highlights here is the come and try sports events, featuring Commonwealth disciples such as rugby, bowls and gymnastics.
It is the first time that Wales have claimed a team medal in the event in Commonwealth Games history.
In her first year of service, Australia visited as many major Australian ports as possible, in order to expose the new navy to the widest possible audience and induce feelings of nationhood: naval historian David Stevens claims that these visits did more to break down state rivalries and promote the unity of Australia as a federated commonwealth than any other event.
The theme is African sports from around the Commonwealth, with films, documentaries and events showing in 27 venues around the country.
Boxers compete as professionals but retain their Olympic eligibility, while also being allowed to compete in World and European championships, Commonwealth Games and other traditional events.
