Sentence examples for push sports from inspiring English sources

When people suggest that now is not the time to push sports for political purposes, he is entitled to ask when might be.

If volatile oil prices and the faltering economy conspire to push sports cars toward a more spartan ideal, that might not be a bad thing.

In my ideal world, parents everywhere would start pushing imagination on our kids the way we push sports and academics.

As skateboarders snaked down the streets, bikers slowly pedaled through, or kayakers trekked by with huge, colorful kayaks heaved over their heads, vendors pitched their tents pole to pole to push sports drinks, sunscreen, and the likes through free sampling.

Radcliffe, who is on the IAAF's cross-country committee and athletes commission, says she hopes to get further involved in a new era to push sport forward.

In pushing sports, the Soviet authorities were probably more interested in winning world competitions than in raising health standards.

Trump has poured fuel on the flame of a simmering culture war and has further pushed sports deep into the political arena.

Disney, particularly keen on expanding the show's male audience, has also successfully pushed sports leagues and teams (the Los Angeles Dodgers, for example) to integrate the characters into in-stadium videos and marketing efforts.

Mosley, the N.A.I.A. spokesman, said the recent spate of accidents has prompted many small-college athletic directors to consider pushing sports governing bodies to establish guidelines for travel, even though such rules might be onerous for programs on tight budgets.

A feeling of helplessness before the increasingly invasive news media has already pushed sports figures further and further into the bunker of cliche-speak, robbing the public of the authenticity it craves.

That kind of interactive experience pushes sports productions into new areas: towards the games makers and the VR pioneers.