Sentence examples for olympic revival from inspiring English sources
How London debacle shaped Australia's Olympic revival.
So far, their Olympic revival tour has been nearly perfectly choreographed.
Wenlock, named after the Shropshire site of Britain's first Olympic revival, was a special token of this idealistic commitment.
The speech did not produce any appreciable activity, but Coubertin reiterated his proposal for an Olympic revival in Paris in June 1894 at a conference on international sport attended by 79 delegates representing 49 organizations from 9 countries.
Ask Douglas R. Forrester about his success as an all-American water polo player in high school, and he launches into a history lesson about the sport's role in the Olympic revival movement of the late 19th century.
When Coubertin sought to confer with Brookes about physical education, Brookes talked more about Olympic revivals and showed him documents relating to both the Greek and the British Olympiads.
Meanwhile, fencing for men had been part of the Olympic Games with their revival in 1896.
Some enthusiasts say that making in-line hockey an Olympic sport would start a revival.
Marathon, long-distance footrace first held at the revival of the Olympic Games in Athens in 1896.
The rings have been part of the gymnastics program in the Olympic Games since its modern revival in 1896.
