Sentence examples for make athletics from inspiring English sources

Such a move would make athletics more affordable: Division II schools only have to field 10 teams, and their football costs are significantly lower than a typical F.C.S. team.

This "narrative" is one of three main objectives for the league: to make athletics more spectator-friendly, which in turn will also appeal to sponsors and broadcasters; to create a truly global sport, albeit with the bulk of its meets still taking place in Europe; and thirdly, to bring unity to the sport so administrators, promoters, athletes and sponsors are working together.

A good school does not make athletics extracurricular, but instead, considers it part of the curriculum.

An IAAF spokesman confirmed: "There are a number of exciting ideas that are being explored and we are looking at ways of making athletics more attractive, with a real global reach.

College presidents should be leading the crusade to make intercollegiate athletics an academic discipline.

But I will take the decisions I need to make British athletics much better than it is right now.

After a brief attempt to win a rugby league contract with Castleford Tigers, Chambers decided to make an athletics comeback and try to break into Britain's Beijing Olympics squad.

Richard Whitehead, who recently set a new world record at the European Championships, becomes one of a select number of athletes to have been selected for both a winter and summer Games while Josie Pearson will make her athletics debut after competing in wheelchair rugby in Beijing.

The Jamaican was responding to the decision by the court of arbitration for sport to uphold the ban on 68 Russian track and field athletes made by athletics' governing body, the IAAF.

However, the Twins defeated the Athletics in five games, making the Athletics the first team to lose the deciding game of a series three years in a row.

On Thursday, the court of arbitration for sport upheld the ban on 68 Russian track and field athletes from the Rio games made by athletics' governing body, the IAAF.