Sentence examples for olympic form from inspiring English sources

Others remain in their sport, unable to reclaim their Olympic form but unable to let go, postponing life decisions.

For all the brewing outrage, though, none of this is much of a surprise when you consider the Olympic form book.

So how about an Olympic form guide for the Women at the British Open in Woburn (28 July), the final Major before the Games – ricohwomensbritishopen.com.

For those willing to dig deep, the watch has a lot more to offer, which makes it a sure bet for technologically adroit swimmers and those with precise Olympic form.

From these humble beginnings -- youths who cannot even fathom the sport in its Olympic form, sliding down a mile-long ice chute at 60 miles an hour -- luge officials expect to be stocking their national teams for years to come.

How Wiggins and Mark Cavendish can maintain Olympic form: Dave Brailsford says cyclists are different from other athletes in that they are ready to race again within days of a big event.

Some of the clubs not invited to join the League, including Olympic, formed The Combination, but this was a poorly organised competition which attracted only small crowds and collapsed before the end of the 1888 89 season.

World short course champion Hannah Miley believes changes to her diet and sleeping patterns have been the key to her improved post-Olympic form.

Ohuruogu's post-Olympic form has been forgettable, failing to run under 50 seconds and being disqualified at the 2011 World Championships for a false-start in her heat.

The 19-year-old, who only joined the British team last year after switching from the non-Olympic form of taekwondo, then lost to Asian Games champion Ah-Reum Lee of Korea.

Thirty-five Olympiclympimagesges form the show "David Burnett: Man Without Gravity," running through Sept. 24 at Anastasia Photo in New York City.