Sentence examples for ideal build from inspiring English sources

The 6-foot-4 1/2 Phelps has an ideal build for a swimmer: wide shoulders, big chest, narrow waist and big feet (size 14).

In the track and field events, it is more likely that an athlete has already come close to what Gould called the "right wall" of human performance, simply because the human being who possessed the ideal build and work ethic is more likely actually to have competed in the Olympic Games.

When Federer lost to him in Monte Carlo and Rome I was just mesmerised by the level of confidence he had.' And despite possessing the physique of a middleweight boxer, which is supposed to be the antithesis of the tennis player's ideal build, Nadal does do most of his training on court rather than in the gym.

He practiced sumo as a teenager, but lacked the ideal build for the sport.

He is only 19. Ward has an ideal build for a track man, six feet, one inch tall, 185 pounds of well-distributed weight, good legs, natural co-ordination.

And hardly an ideal build-up, with half the squad already in Australia acclimatising to conditions while the rest trained in the English snow.

This not the ideal athletic build if you still want to have a performance-based build.

Ideal day: build up a sweat biking, then take a dip in the Atlantic Ocean.

Metin Heper, a political scientist, said that Erdogan believes in the potential of Islam to unite people around an ideal and build morality, integrity and drive.

As for Ms. Brownyard, she acknowledged that while "it's not ideal to build traditional homes that may dilute a modern development," Mr. Farrell "strategically placed his homes away from the modern" ones.

"By meeting other early-career scientists, you get into a group of people with similar interests and problems," says Renner of the British Antarctic Survey in Cambridge, U.K. "It's ideal to build connections for mutual support.