Sentence examples for promising swimmers from inspiring English sources

The recent LEN European junior swimming championships saw some of Britain's most promising swimmers win a total of 15 medals in Helsinki, which highlighted the depth of young swimmers that are being developed by the club system in the UK.

Double Olympic champion Rebecca Adlington is to mentor Britain's most promising swimmers in a bid to support the "next generation of medallists".

Back then she was also a promising swimmer.

The oldest Miles child, 13-year old Kathryn, is a promising swimmer.

The childhood training routine maintained by Michael Phelps would have driven nearly any other promising swimmer back to dry land.

Meanwhile, the lenient sentence and bending over backwards to humanize and coddle a convicted sexual predator -- in part because Turner was a promising swimmer with Olympic dreams -- has prompted more than 300,000 people to sign a petition seeking to recall Persky from the bench. .

This felt true about Great Britain yesterday as Australia's Channel 10 rattled and fizzed with trailers promising news about swimmer Ian Thorpe's sexuality.

Barracuda centres on Danny Kelly, a promising young swimmer aiming to compete in the Sydney Olympics in 2000.

Her coach, Kathy Aspaas, said Knutson's pacing and purpose during the high-mileage practice harked back to when she was the most promising teenage swimmer in the country.

Du Toit, 24, was a promising young swimmer with an Olympic future when her motorbike collided with a car in 2001.

There have been few recent Australian novels more anticipated than Christos Tsiolkas's Barracuda, the tale of a promising young swimmer struggling with identity and the limits of his talent.