Sentence examples for sport posed from inspiring English sources

Last summer it was Gatlin who became the focal point for anger over the existential threat to sport posed by doping and corruption, when his sprinting showdown with Usain Bolt – to be repeated here in Rio next week – became styled as a "good v evil" showdown in the way that King's battle with Efimova was.

Earlier, the good people at Question of Sport posed the following teaser: Who are the eight NFL teams with a six letter franchise name?

Mr. Winters was a good sport, posing with the costumed characters and even letting someone dressed as a bottle of French's mustard pretend to slather his arm.

A Town's Passion for Football, a Retired Doctor's Concern Dr. Paul Butler created a stir when he suggested ending football at Dover High School in New Hampshire, citing evidence of the peril the sport poses to the brains of players.

Two years earlier, the notorious "kill team" of US soldiers that murdered Afghan civilians for sport, posing for gruesome photos with the corpses and cutting off fingers and other body parts as trophies, also was based near Kandahar.

But a case being heard before a military court at Joint Base Lewis-McChord near Seattle could surpass all that have come before in the two wars: an investigation into accusations that a drug-addled Army unit formed a secret self-described "kill team" that repeatedly killed Afghan civilians for sport, posing for pictures with victims and taking body parts as trophies.

Pop Warner's new rules, which will affect hundreds of thousands of youth football players, some as young as 5 years old, were seen as the latest acknowledgment that the nation's most popular sport poses dangers to the long-term cognitive health of its athletes.

Our approach outperforms the state-of-the-art on four challenging datasets: Parse, UIUC Sport, Leeds Sport Pose and FLIC datasets.

In addition, a limited-edition Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games Commemorative Pack, which depicted the journey taken by the country since it won the bid to host the Games, featured an exclusive MyStamp Sheet of the mascots in all 26 sport poses.

In an interview in October, Mr. Lampe said that Firestone did not have any evidence that the Explorer was worse than other sport utilities in terms of stability but contended that all sport utilities posed a problem because their instability made them hard to control in the event of tire problems.

Brian O'Neill, the president of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, an insurer-financed group that seeks to reduce the cost of crash claims, said that Ford's plans were the clearest sign yet that the auto industry accepted that sport utilities posed different safety issues from cars.