Sentence examples for sporting endeavors from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sporting endeavors" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to activities or pursuits related to sports or physical competitions.
Example: "The community center offers various programs to support local sporting endeavors for all ages."
Alternatives: "athletic pursuits" or "sports activities"
France similarly enters a state of hibernation, and some Eastern European countries postpone all sporting endeavors until March.
"Cambodians now recognize the ability of Cambodians with a disability, and that these people are bringing great honor and dignity to the nation through their sporting endeavors on the international arena," Mr. Minko said.
With the many thousands of hours and many thousands of dollars required of parents to further their child's sporting endeavors, there are two rational economic responses.
But you can see sports parent nuttiness arrive when a parent feels like the system is out to screw over his or her child -- and, as a result, lay to waste all the time and effort and money spent on the child's sporting endeavors.
In both sporting endeavors, he has developed a reputation as an anti-labor union hardliner.
And all the other sporting endeavors around the world I'm jonesing to get started on.
Today, he said, M.M.A. is "the one sporting endeavor that encapsulates what it means to be a warrior".
Some intellectuals wondered whether it was wise to appropriate the color red, the color of communism, for a sporting endeavor.
If we are to value the Triple Crown, which has not been won since Affirmed in 1978, then we have to accept it as a very difficult sporting endeavor.
Re "A Smart Cart for the PGA" (The Times, Jan . 18: Dave Anderson's argument that it is the swing, not the stride, that defines a professional golfer ignores the critical role fatigue plays in technique in any professional sporting endeavor.
It's one of those lines that affords the hardscrabble indignity of the fighting life a certain nobility; it also gives a fundamentally solitary sporting endeavor a sense of community and provides yet another line of defense against critics who say MMA fighters are brutes.
