Sentence examples for sporting skills from inspiring English sources

Wilson underplays Sassoon's sporting skills.

Being judged for your sporting skills rather than your resemblance to stationery items is a good start.

The 22-year-old from Trentham, Staffordshire, is about to show viewers of the new series of The Voice that her vocal cords are at least as exceptional as her sporting skills.

Paul Yule, who made a 2006 documentary about the D'Oliveira episode, "Not Cricket," said in an interview on D'Oliveira's Web site that his significance came from his role in "a pivotal point in 20th-century politics," not from his sporting skills, though they were indisputable.

Now, for those of us in England who take, at most, a superficial interest in sport, football generally sets the tone for how we judge our country's sporting skills, simply because it hogs the most attention, and those skills are repeatedly proven to be wanting.

The BBC's Andy Swiss reports on the sporting skills that saw him nominated for the accolade.

Darts may be a display of sporting skill.

In recognition of his sporting skill, Bain was inducted into several halls of fame.

As another limitation of our study, we must acknowledge that we reported the effectiveness of dynamic imagery of a high-technical sporting skill.

For example, learning a sporting skill was found to be better in participants who were provided with a choice of when and how often to observe a video model, compared with participants who had no choice in the timing and frequency of observation [ 4].

Friends stressed that the countess has other lesser-known sides to her character, such as her sports skills on the ski slopes and at tennis.