Sentence examples for sporting by from inspiring English sources

In their grand north London house they spoke an exceedingly old-fashioned kind of English ("awfully sporting", "by Jove"), and in many ways were more English than the English.

"It was not thought of as sporting by a majority of citizens in our state because the coyotes were getting killed by dogs, not by people," Miranda Wecker, the chairwoman of the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission, said of last year's decision to ban the sport.

In the previous round City knocked out Porto, who lead Sporting by 12 points in the Primeira Liga, and Mancini added: "I made a mistake in the first game when I prepared because, after Porto, to play against Sporting I thought was maybe easy, but football is never easy".

2012 February Team GB begin naming athletes on a sport-by-sport basis.

Tickets will be validated and released for sale on a sport-by-sport basis.

The visualisation below - created by Andy Cotgreave of Tableau Software - breaks the data down sport-by-sport and year-by-year.

The British Olympic Association delegates the responsibility on a sport-by-sport basis to governing bodies.

Take a look at the sport-by-sport breakdown below and the views of the experts responsible.

Sports team owners, he said, "risk marginalizing the sport by moving it off broadcast".

A lot of kids get hooked on sports by television.

Arm-wrestlers learn about the sport by word of mouth.