Sentence examples for defined sports from inspiring English sources
Versus will probably be renamed something like NBC Sports Cable to reflect a more defined sports brand.
There is no reflection on how "Sports Center sired and perpetuated a culture where video clips defined sports as never before.
Nelson and Dr. Henry Wechsler, the co-authors, defined sports fans as survey respondents who indicated that attending sports events was either important or very important.
"We defined sports as anything outside of sitting in a La-Z-Boy recliner, which is different than Sports Illustrated," said Ms. Casey, the managing editor.
"We always defined sport as apartheid in tracksuits".
Therefore, ignoring sociocultural constraints when defining sports fails to capture the depth and nuances through which participation of individuals or groups in sports can be described.
An advantage of adopting an emergent perspective (ED) in defining sports is that it easily captures the constant evolution of new techniques, variations in participation styles and philosophies and the continuous striving for dynamic creativity and innovation.
On the city's airwaves, the screams and malapropisms and esoterica that define sports-talk radio suddenly -- scarily -- began to make sense.
In the course of doing his vocal warm-ups, this genial Oxford-educated Geordie talks to me knowledgeably about the original Pitmen Painters (recently dramatised by Lee Hall in his play about the Ashington miners, now at the Cottesloe) and quotes Wittgenstein's remark that trying to define sport is like trying to define language.
To answer that question, it is necessary to define sporting greatness.
Whichever way you choose to define sporting greatness, Ferguson - across almost 1,500 games at Manchester United and plenty more before his migration south - has constructed a case as incontestable as any coach in world sport.
