Sentence examples for olympic argument from inspiring English sources

"But everything has been gradually sucked into the Olympic argument, because that was the end of an old kind of Hackney I'd lived with for 40 years".

There are a lot of good arguments against Olympic tennis.

The argument that the Olympic tournament (26 July until the final on 11 August) is harmless because it comes before the start of the domestic league season is redundant to the clubs.

The SNP said the speech reflected jitters in the no campaign and said it was despicable that Cameron had dragged in the emotion of British Olympic success to win an argument about independence.

The argument that the Olympic movement "might be better off if it were smaller" (editorial, July 17) is probably correct, but the reduction in size would not by itself solve problems like the use of drugs.

The best argument against the designated Olympic cities is that the world is messy, but we still have to get out into it to see for ourselves.

Again, this illustrates the central argument of this paper: Olympic migration is above all a reflection of global migration patterns, and therefore our data seem to concord well with OECD data on international migration.

Prosecutor Gerrie Nel has alleged that Pistorius, 27, killed Steenkamp after a Valentine's Day argument, and has portrayed the Olympic athlete as a hothead with a love of guns and an inflated sense of entitlement.

But Mr Cameron, who chose to make his biggest intervention in the referendum debate so far at the Olympic Park in East London, said he planned to make his argument in Scotland too.

But the old, defunct National Front lost that argument about 20 years before our Olympic summer of 2012.

She sees this as a metaphor for the current Olympic Games, and ends by making a convincing argument for world peace.