Sentence examples for olympics interest from inspiring English sources

Like the Olympics, interest in the civil service tends to peak every four or five years in moments of high political drama, such as the 2010 general election, when cabinet secretary Sir Gus O'Donnell guided the nation into its first postwar coalition government.

Mr. Areste Alonso said the Olympics would interest more people if Catalonia could compete with its own team.

Shortly before the 2004 Olympics, media interest in Moussambani flickered briefly when it emerged that his efforts to compete in Athens appeared doomed to failure.

Prince Harry's arrival in Las Vegas after the Olympics spurred interest among Britons even before photos of his game of strip billiards were published by the gossip site TMZ.

I've picked it because it's where I live, and London Food, the assembly body which aims to support a sustainable food system in the capital, has had a huge boost from the Olympics, but interest in urban food production is happening all over Britain.

This success was attributed to the enthusiasm surrounding Great Britain's performance during the Olympics, fan interest in South African "Blade Runner" Oscar Pistorius (a Paralympic athlete who was the first ever double amputee to compete in the Olympics), and affordable prices.

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The Olympics drives kids' interest.

Amateur boxing is back in schools and the 2012 Olympics will boost interest further.

Majumdar said the huge increase in the number of media accreditations issued to Indian journalists for the London Olympics showed how interest in the Olympics had grown in India in recent years.

ESPN, Fox and the other main contenders for United States television rights to the Olympics have shown interest in buying a package covering four Games rather than the usual two-Games deal, the I.O.C.'s chief negotiator said.