Sentence examples for foreign sport from inspiring English sources

Leonard, a product of his time, quickly let the driver know he was not interested in discussing that foreign sport.

Recently, proposals have suggested that a foreign sport, soccer, could provide the professional sports franchise Las Vegans seek.

They have also brought their own national twist to a foreign sport with raps about "banging G's" (scoring goals) and delightfully direct chants ("I believe that we will win").

But, while the corrida might have cemented feelings of Spanish identity elsewhere, the same cannot be said of Catalonia, where it is often seen as the "foreign" sport of the Castilian oppressors.

For Postecoglou, who by his own admission grew up as an outsider due to his ethnicity and passion for a foreign sport, the Asian Cup victory is more than just a trophy.

Sprinting has been, in its way, an American sport, whereas soccer has always been a foreign sport that frightens people -- well, except for the millions of Americans lined up in pubs and dens and offices all over their country on a weekday morning, going crazy after the best, or the most dramatic, or the most important soccer match in American history.

His unprecedented redistribution of money from the people of an economically struggling nation to a handful of wealthy foreign sport-stars bothered fans of Chelsea not one bit.In this section Flying on empty In need of repair Do you sudoku?

"People were fascinated with sports events, seeing foreign sports people," the hockey historian Arthur Chidlovski said.

A Larchmont man noticed his neighbor, the owner of a small foreign sports car, wearing his arm in a sling and asked him how come.

Later, the government announced he had been rehabilitated, and he eventually worked for the national sports ministry reading foreign sports journals to find tips for Czechoslovak coaches.

'I was enraged once when someone wrote that I lived in a grand country house and drove a fast foreign sports car.