Sentence examples for current swimmers from inspiring English sources

Not least among these is the way it somehow connects you to a community of historical and current swimmers – creatives, eccentrics and nature lovers who make a remarkably convincing case for both the attractions and the benefits of a swim.

Just because a massive entity such as Amazon or a lively start-up as Onlive decides to wet their feet in a different space doesn't mean the current swimmers need to watch for shit in the pool right away.

The Salmonella mutagenicity assay was used > 30 years ago in the first report of the mutagenic potential of drinking water (Loper et al. 1978), and it continues to be used in hazard identification, as evidenced by the current swimmer studies.

Riptides, also known as rip currents, pull swimmers away from shore at speeds too high even for experienced Olympic swimmers.

The moderate current satisfies real swimmers, some of whom come every evening in the summer.

The Channel Swimming Association says it can take between seven and 27 hours to complete the swim, partly because the tides and current can move swimmers away from the nearest point to make landfall in France.

(The episode's title, Undertow, refers to currents that trap swimmers in the way he is trapped here).

The ocean currents occasionally bring swimmers and surfers within the bowfishermen's range, setting off angry confrontations, although no humans have yet been impaled.

Some local officials say the park is unsafe for swimming because it does not have lifeguards, and that dangerous natural currents would put swimmers at risk.

In America, male body shapes will wax and wane – over a period of half a decade, they might go from the "jock" to something skinny and then creep back to the current vogue, the "swimmer's" body – that is, not such a meathead that you could beat anybody up, but not so lanky that you look pubescent.

Rip currents caused numerous swimmers to be rescued by lifeguards.