Sentence examples for sport away from inspiring English sources

Take the sport away, and, well, they need a way to cope with what's left".

The occasion was a superb advert for the sport – away from the evening's controversy.

But are these rules pushing the sport away from its roots, and limiting competitors in the process?

Andy Bull There is only one Olympic sport, away from the swimming pool, in which the winners cross the line backwards.

Modern diving owes much to European gymnasts who practiced their routines over water in the 1800's, taking the sport away from its roots of jumping off cliffs.

For athletes it represents a whole area outside their sport, away from their busy routines, and it requires a degree of efficiency and organisation.

To snatch that dream of playing high school sports away is a pretty large burden to carry.

With a fortune earned as a maker of auto headlamps, Fisher set himself to creating a proper setting for motor sports, away from the traditional (and dangerous) horse tracks and public roads to a new purpose-built facility.

When you start taking the original sports away from the Olympics, you really change what the Olympic Games are.

This is a sport out of control away from the gridiron.

It'll get people who are abusing swimmers out of the sport and away from children.