Sentence examples for sporting effort from inspiring English sources

Here, then, was the couscous and the chebakia, the mafé and the maple syrup, the latter being hawked by a team of attractive young Canadians who were wearing flannel shirts in a sporting effort at national costume.

"But F1 drivers are not the only ones being interviewed in such conditions: I think of boxers, rugby and football players who are routinely interviewed live on television after a gruelling sporting effort.

And so that he could make a more sporting effort to win the batting title than just a 1 for 1 in his final game of the season.

On Tuesday Tom Hanks held the spotlight by making a sporting effort to be funny rather than to sit passively and plug his latest movie.

But the graceful, fragile racing shells and the hopes of many student rowers, some of whom dream of turning their sporting effort into college scholarships, may soon disappear because of a dispute between those who manage the rowing teams and state and town officials who say they do not have enough room in their plan to accommodate the growing number of rowers and their equipment.

Without the rights to the World Cup, Univision is focusing its sports efforts on the 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup, Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Champions League, UEFA Europa League, and UEFA Nations League.

Let me introduce you to the five obstacles that I believe can hold you back the most in your sports efforts.

Buying into mental training is a leap of faith you have to make on your own if you want it to be a part of your sports efforts.

Just about every sport has an off-season, during which a key focus should be on building your fitness that acts as the foundation for all of your other sports efforts.

Yes, I'm happy that Team USA did very well, winning the medals competition against China, which has really amped up its sports efforts in its bid for global superpower status.

In his speech Monday, Bowlsby cycled through a number of other potential reforms that could come up for consideration, including further limits on time spent on sports, efforts to curb high rates of athletic transfers, restricting sports to a single semester, or even broader changes toward an end to the current conference-based model.