Sentence examples for sport altered from inspiring English sources

I could make a case that the mystical Gretzky, bringing goal-a-minute offense to a stagnant sport, altered the N.H.L. more than Jordan changed the N.B.A. Michael had Bird and Magic as contemporaries and Julius Erving as his immediate ancestor.

Would the nature of sport be altered if athletes using artificial limbs could run faster or jump higher than the best athletes using their natural limbs?

"Even my own perceptions of Muslim women being in these types of sports were altered throughout the project.

But the scrutiny of the sport could alter it forever.

If all of that is reduced to a drug or an injectable, the meaning of sport may be altered irrevocably.

It has been suggested their absence means UK Sport should have altered the medal target and there should be an asterisk next to Britain's tally.

Once again the world had turned a peculiar shade of British gold, the texture of Olympic sport so bizarrely altered at these Games that it was almost a shock when Victoria Pendleton was beaten by Australia's Anna Meares in the final of the women's sprint shortly after Trott's medal ceremony.

Guidebooks produced since 1970 suggest a coarsening progression in sport and an altered community demography, yet these texts also illustrate how change reinforced climbing's values and customs.

"Whether that would change, and Reuters' sports coverage alter to focus more on NFL, NHL, Nascar and the like if they were run from New York is difficult to assess".

Some athletes and spectators resentfully accuse the media (especially television) of "taking over sports" and altering their ethos, rules, and structure.

Researchers have discovered that sneakers and other sports shoes alter our natural gait, which normally protects us from the impact of running.