Sentence examples for sporting exploits from inspiring English sources

Like parents everywhere in America, those here follow their children's sporting exploits with video cameras.

To her, the honour is not just testament to her father's sporting exploits, but also his natural charisma and remarkable life.

A spokesman added: "Whether as hosts of the Olympic Games or thanks to the sporting exploits of their athletes, the Games have shown time and again their capacity to unite nations".

The president will hope the world's media now turns their lenses on sporting exploits on the snow and ice, and there was early qualification action in slopestyle, where medals are up for grabs for the first time.

However, he is wary of the Australia attacking threat underlined by double try-scoring wing Israel Folau, whose sporting exploits include top-flight Australian rules football and rugby league.

TOYOYAMA, Japan — Proud parents often keep mementos from their children's sports exploits.

Every sport exploits its prodigies, but none seems to cause the vast and unceasing tut-tutting that summer basketball does.

Are those who make money off these sports exploiting an innate human desire to push limits?

Michael Lewis argued recently in the New York Times that university sports exploit the athletes, who are forbidden from receiving any compensation other than their university scholarships.We have argued in the past that college athletics can improve the quality of a university by increasing revenues and attracting more students.

Sporting Kansas City exploited the opportunity, and credit for that.

If track and field hopes to raise its profile, the sport should exploit the rancor, the tension, the seething need for revenge and retaliation that have become intrinsic parts of our national character.