Sentence examples for olympic category from inspiring English sources

If there was an Olympic category for quick-wittedness and chutzpah, Ruby would be world champion, but there's so much more to her than her public persona.

Aiming for a country that monitors and feels Winter Games more intensely than the sprawling United States, I'll choose the unbelievably hardy Norway, a dynasty in my favorite Olympic category, medals per capita.

They come from such different disciplines that comparisons are a waste of time, although there is no doubt that Ainslie's third gold medal, to add to silver at his first Games at Atlanta in 1996, lifts him into an Olympic category of his own.

Only in 2000 did the women's pole vault become an Olympic category.

Just like athletes use food for peak performance in their Olympic category, what you put into your body can affect your day-to-day performance at work, socially, and of course, during your workouts.

It's not all been straightforward since but last year we had a great world championships, taking four medals – three of them in Olympic categories.

The world's top-eight fighters in each of the eight Olympic categories will head to Mexico in December for the 2014 Grand Prix final.

This week's racing in Manchester will help to determine the team for the European Championships, with the most important races in Olympic categories being staged from Friday to Sunday.

IOC frustration with Saudi Arabia was also evident after the kingdom rejected an IOC demand that it allow women to compete in all Olympic categories.

Earlier, Saudi Arabia, which has no physical education in girl's schools and forces women's sports clubs to operate in a legal nether land with no official support, rejected a demand by Mr. Bach that Saudi women be allowed to compete in all Olympic categories.

"Unfortunately it hasn't been the best of starts to the year, but I'm still in a strong position and, if I take gold, I know that I'm there [London 2012]." With world champion Sarah Stevenson missing the Europeans through injury, Liverpool's under -73kg British Champion Bianca Walkden  has stepped down a division to occupy a position in the Olympic -67kg category.