Sentence examples for point of sporting from inspiring English sources

After all her early promise, when she reached the semi- finals of Wimbledon and the US Open as a 15-year-old in 1991, her young life spiralled out of control, almost to the point of sporting oblivion.

The Revolution, currently outside the playoffs are only 6 points back of Sporting KC who are currently in second place.

One of those four, in September 1965, was that zero-point marvel of sporting statistics, a perfect game: 27 outs in a row with no hits, walks or errors.

Ultimately that destroys the point of sport.

It was the moment Vialli identified as the defining point of sport, the moment that either terrifies or inspires.

The latest flash point of sports and international politics: Gibraltar, the tiny tip of the Iberian Peninsula that for centuries has endured as a tug of war between Spain and Britain.

What will be the point of sports at all if winners come out of a beaker rather than from the training fields?

But the point of sports is to help boys channel their innate aggression into something more constructive than punching each other out.

Mahler's character study of this serial winner who pushed himself too far boils down to a few simple questions: what is the point of sport; how should we teach; and can we really change who we are.

His classes this year covered the big topics — the history of collective bargaining and free agency, baseball's antitrust exemption, revenue sharing — as well as finer points of sports law like intellectual-property rights, ambush marketing, and why baseball does not allow game footage on YouTube.

Compared with point-of-view sports camcorders like the GoPro models, the Genius is easier to set up — no squinting at endless menus required.