Sentence examples for sports evolved from inspiring English sources

Although all modern football sports evolved from medieval folk football, they derive more directly from games played in schoolyards rather than village greens or open fields.

Other McGill-originated sports evolved out of rugby rules: football, hockey, and basketball.

Successful sports evolve.

But, McCann said, sports evolve, and people change.

A quality rating system, he argues, would be "more flexible because extreme sports evolve very rapidly".

Other sports evolve, but hockey stands still, with its caretakers clinging to the notion that goons are indispensable to the N.H.L.'s folklore.

Success in sports evolves out of true competition.

As sports evolve, allowing more gay and lesbian athletes to feel comfortable coming out to teammates, millions of heterosexual athletes headed toward military service will learn firsthand that integrity, courage and grit have nothing to do with sexual orientation.

Nearly every sport evolved from something else.

The sport evolved out of a 1970s American craze for long-distance running and fitness and was introduced as an Olympic sport at the 2000 Games in Sydney, Australia.

The sport evolved in parallel on both sides of the Straits of Florida in the late 1800s, and eventually became a symbol of Cuba's struggle for independence from Spain.