Sentence examples for sport based on from inspiring English sources

If Tebow returns for his senior season, he will have a chance to become one of the all-timers in the sport — based on results, not statistics.

That does not mean that parents should push their children into a sport based on their body type, exercise physiologists say.

In a sport based on failure, he made a norm of success; and turned the rarity of a home run into an everyday occurrence.

"Football is a universal sport based on the fundamental principles of discipline and respect for opponents," the FIFA president said in a statement.

Baseball is a sport based on fear: on the fear of the hundred-mile-an-hour fastball and the courage of a big man carrying a big stick trying to hit it.

Sorin went on to tell Shaw about the modern strongman circuit — an extreme sport, based on the kinds of feat performed by men like Inch, which had a growing following worldwide.

The write-down amounts to 15.9percentt of the $5.7 billion left on the contracts with the three sports, based on the annual value of the agreements.

Only a few readers (mostly the parents of children too young to have a preference) thought they'd say no to contact sports based on concussion fears.

ESPN and Ford promoted the posts to people who had been identified as being interested in sports based on the accounts they followed on Twitter and the subjects of their posts.

Kids contrive all sorts of ad-hoc "sports" based on the shape of their garage roof or the length of the hallway in their apartment or the number of manhole covers on the street outside.

And you get a million dollars!"), under Wylie the cash is distributed to different sports based on a dispassionate assessment of their prospects of Olympic success and the quality of their management.