Sentence examples for renowned track from inspiring English sources
Famous alumni (non-football related): Governor Mike Beebe of Arkansas; Debbye Turner, a CBS Early Show correspondent and Miss America in 1990; Al Joyner, an Olympic gold medalist in the long jump and renowned track and field coach.
It disclosed "allegations of steroid distribution by a renowned track and field coach to several elite track and field athletes," the affidavit said.
Salazar arrived in Eugene in 1976, a year after the legendary runner Steve Prefontaine died in an auto accident, and five years after the retirement of Bill Bowerman, the renowned track coach and co-founder of Nike.
The résumé belonged to John Chaplin, a renowned track and field coach from Washington State who had met Chinese officials during the Olympics and a cultural exchange at the university.
Today's meditation features a renowned track by jazz legend Herbie Hancock.
One resident had had as a lab partner in college the renowned tracking guru Tom Brown, Jr., who had started an organization called Tracker SFI (for "search and forensic investigation").
In a renowned tracking study that began in 2008, Dr. Watts and his colleagues have followed the peregrinations of whimbrels, speckled brown shorebirds with long curved beaks that breed in the subarctic Hudson Bay and winter as far south as Brazil.
And that was of little concern to the owners, trainers and drivers at the pleasantly attractive harness track near the renowned Saratoga Race Course, a thoroughbred track.
Guest of honour The guest of honour was the world renowned long distance track and road running star Shaleka Haile Gebrselassie, who was met with a standing ovation.
The 2,340km network will be even further extended by already-established trails, such as the renowned 71km Queen Charlotte Track that meanders through the Marlborough Sounds at the top of the South Island.
August 24 , 1975Qitaihe, China Yang Yang, (born Aug. 24, 1975, Qitaihe, Heilongjiang province, China) renowned Chinese short-track speed skater who at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah, won China's first-ever Winter Olympic gold medals and was the first short-track speed skater from any country to win multiple gold medals at one Winter Games.
