Sentence examples for olympics power from inspiring English sources

No more Olympics – power boat racing and Sunday Afternoon Footy (Rugby League)." 9.03am: Team GB Sailing Ainslie has got going.

In response, Richard raises a clenched fist, evoking John Carlos and Tommie Smith's iconic 1968 Olympics Black Power salute.

Prior to the Olympics, the power lines across the fields were dug down to give better television images.

When Kellen Winslow Sr. devoted the bulk of his Hall of Fame speech to affirmative action, people asked why? Participants in the 1968 Olympics black power salute, John Carlos and Tommie Smith, had a response that was similar to his: Because I knew this would be the one time people would hear my voice.

Since rugby was announced at the Olympics, super powers like the USA and China have increased funding and playing numbers.

"The stage was utterly set for the girl power Olympics".

Special Olympics embraces the power of mobile health and we have run pilots in the US and South Africa.

The biggest events like the World Cup and the Olympics have the power not only to draw large audiences – more than 50 million people in the UK watched London 2012 for more than 15 minutes – but also to capture the public mood.

It was a historic Olympics, with the Black Power salute, Bob Beamon's long jump and other great achievements.

Prime Minister David Cameron said the government had been monitoring potential Olympics problems since taking power in 2010.

Russia, like other countries, has long sought to use the Olympics to showcase national power, experts said.