Sentence examples for fair swimmer from inspiring English sources
He said he was a fair swimmer.
Monday 13 April, London Fields lido, 50m Jam-packed and a struggle to swim a mile peacefully until it got dark and the fair-weather swimmers started to leave.
Despite the admirable if intimidating example set by a few hardy individuals around winter, and the occasional "anything goes" Christmas exception, I have to admit to being a bit of a fair-weather wild swimmer myself.
"I don't think that would probably end very well," the swimmer told Vanity Fair in the days leading up to the show's airing. .
But I should have known better: nothing was ever safe at a swim meet, where swiping a rival swimmer's towel or T-shirt was fair game and where swimmers were known to spit into competitors' lanes before a race.
There is nothing like being part of a Little League team or competing as a swimmer, tennis player or golfer to promote perseverance, sportsmanship, fair play, to keep fighting until the last point in the match or the last out.
Several have told the Guardian the judge has a reputation for being fair to their clients and his apparent leniency in the Stanford swimmer case was in-keeping with his general approach to criminal cases.
Team GB has clocked up a fair few near-misses: the women's rugby sevens team (pictured), swimmer Hannah Miley in the 400m individual medley, James Guy in the 200m freestyle and the men's gymnastic team to name a few.
The Nike spokesman Dean Stoyer said Wednesday that the company felt it was fair to extend the offer it made in June, allowing its swimmers to wear Speedo's suit at the United States Olympic trials.
The town wants to establish a limit on how many swimmers the lifeguards can handle, and it wants to find a fair way to sell boat slips.
