Sentence examples for sporting a thing from inspiring English sources

At first, the appearance of such "Monsters," sporting a "thing like a pipe which is sometimes like a sea squirt," leaves the Clefts unruffled.

Each gang had their own theme, be it wearing SS helmets with ripped-up leather jackets or carrying a gigantic sword while sporting a beret, things were undoubtedly more badass back then.

The display's the thing here, sporting a "nano-photonic" design that looks a bit like a moving version of those holographic baseball cards we had as kids.

The England cricket team is also a successful sporting brand, a thing to be retailed even by its chief operating officers.

But let's not forget that French manicures with major (often square-shaped) tips, like the ones Jennifer Lopez is sporting here, were a thing, too.

This is a shocking number to those who believe that anti-LGBT prejudice and discrimination in women's sports is a thing of the past.

For all the Olympics' bizarre and faintly inhuman globo-pomposity, the events themselves deliver a knockout of a counterpoint difficult sporting things done brilliantly by athletes we mostly don't know, and done with an unpredictability and grace that upends all the graceless predictability of the plutocrats and brands putting the party on.

"No wonder China leading in medals while US and UK mainly teach competitive sport a bad thing," he said.

Sport nuts with a thing for 99% Invisible's style of documentary-as-program will love some of Radiolab's work too.

Traditional fantasy sports have been a thing for decades – and consist of a group of people each drafting a team of professional players at the beginning of the season, and keeping that team throughout the season.

It's easy to lose sight of the degree to which sports are barely a thing.