Sentence examples for some olympics from inspiring English sources

THE question that some Olympics fans who happened to be in town for Fashion Week found themselves asking was, Where did all the bad taste go?

It has not been as bad as some Olympics and world championships, but there have been enough ugly headlines to cast a flickering shadow over what has generally been a very good tournament.

Despite record ratings and an unprecedented amount of coverage, NBC has miffed some Olympics enthusiasts by airing the games on tape delay, editing out portions of the opening ceremony, unintentionally spoiling major events, broadcasting Tom Brokaw's documentary on World War II instead of the competition, and more.

There are birthdays and graduations and some Olympics and a World Cup and a new Justin Timberlake album and a third season of Sherlock where we'll finally find out how (SPOILER) the titular character pulled off that staged suicide -- gads, it is just maddening!

There's also now a new section called "Olympics Preview," where Hulu already has some Olympics-related videos available.

It's not a competition in some twisted olympics of the oppressed.

I'm sure some other Olympics players may say that I taught her the glare.

In the beginning of this episode, Liz asks where Frank Rossitano (Judah Friedlander) is, as he is one of her staff writers and she wants him to write some Winter Olympics sketches.

ESPN3.com streams live sports 24 hours a day, unlike CBSSports.com, which streams parts of the Masters golf tournament live, or NBC, which streams "Sunday Night Football" live and the Olympics (some live, some delayed).

Some come back and say thank you after they have won the Olympics, some don't.

Whilst we accept that the complainant's voice was exaggerated, the same was the case for some pro-Olympics contributors included in the programme," it said.