Sentence examples for sport sensing from inspiring English sources

He resolves now to give up the sport, sensing that writing may be "in my blood" instead.

The findings showed what many in the sport sensed, but were unable to correct: Nascar spoke in many voices, often at once.

He was gifted; they were gods, in the sporting sense.

Fortunately, the sports news in the United States was much easier to make sense of, in a sporting sense.

Albeit, in a sporting sense he isn't really an English footballer at all.

"He said to me: 'Bale is just amazing, he killed us twice".' Killed in the sporting sense.

As anybody with any sports sense would understand, if the Yankees needed something like Howe's utterance to fire them up for the playoff opener last night, they were in trouble.

After some crafty time management, the Baltimore Ravens emerged as World Champions, at least in the American sports sense of the phrase, in what ended up being a hard-fought game on both sides.

For example, I went to Turkey after a good season in Belgium and, even though I loved the life there, it was a bad mistake from a sporting sense.

In a pure sporting sense, their rapid return to greatness is all the more remarkable if you consider that they lost the iconic Klopp after seven years in May and have had to fend off bids – both dreamt up by interested parties and real – for many of their star performers on a daily basis.

Better for America in an environmental sense and better for America in a sporting sense.