Sentence examples for sporting choices from inspiring English sources

Among your sporting choices these days is also auto racing, which revved up for the Indianapolis 500 with pole-day qualifying that ended up in a shower of boos for the onetime darling Danica Patrick.

Titled "All Sorts of Sports", the draft story details the plethora of sporting choices available to its indecisive hero, Pete, in an instantly recognisable Seuss verse, accompanied by doodled illustrations.

Rugby union has become increasingly irrelevant in a country with a small population blessed with sporting choice.

For talented female athletes today, tennis is the most lucrative sporting choice, and all five teenage contenders come from less than privileged backgrounds.

DAVE WINFIELD is playing it coy about which cap he will be wearing on his official Hall of Fame plaque, but there is only one sporting choice among his six major league teams.

Now he can look forward to 2011, basking in the reflected glory of a sporting choice made only a couple of days after revelations, thanks to WikiLeaks, that American diplomats consider his country a "virtual mafia state" and reckon that he has illicitly squirreled away a personal fortune.

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"I never really learned anything from doing those papers," said Annie Beyer-Chafets, 16, a sophomore in Westchester County, N.Y., who recalls being asked to write an essay about a relative's lifetime sport choices last year.

Apart from those perennial favorites, however, the sports choices made by Web viewers diverges in intriguing directions.

Many parents want their kids to be just like them: If they like piano, they want their kids to be pianists, only better--and the same with sports, choice of career, and lifestyle.

A blended cotton and spandex sweater will stretch more than its all-cotton counterpart, making it a great sports choice.