Sentence examples for sporting outlet from inspiring English sources

Desafio Levantemos Chile, which is aiming to provide over 390 low-income children with sports equipment, is delivering an alternative sporting outlet so they stay away from crime and drugs.

Take our advice and go to your local camping store or sporting outlet to pick up a fresh Camelbak.

The app will initially focus on cycle shops and products and if that is successful it will progress to cover sporting outlets later in the summer.

From the advancement of the Socceroos into the national sporting consciousness, the conception and rapid maturing of the A-League, to the acceptance of the game as one of the nation's major sporting outlets.

However, many brick and mortar sporting outlets are struggling due to the popularity of ecommerce for used goods.

While Parkland survivors continue to push for gun control and major sporting outlets start removing assault rifles like the one that killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School this month from their shelves, hundreds of people flocked to a church in Newfoundland, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday for a bizarre ceremony AR-15s in tow.

While Parkland survivors continue to push for gun control and major sporting outlets start removing assault rifles like the one that killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School last month from their shelves, hundreds of people flocked to a church in Newfoundland, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday for a bizarre ceremony AR-15s in tow.

While Parkland survivors continue to push for gun control and major sporting outlets start removing assault rifles like the one that killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School from their shelves, hundreds of people flocked to a church in Newfoundland, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday for a bizarre ceremony AR-15s in tow.

Every major sports outlet seems to offer N.F.L. power rankings.

This is not the first time a mainstream sports outlet has made a push into the women's market.

Every sports outlet should temper the anger of the playoff losses with memories of the dozens and dozens of regular-season wins.