Sentence examples for sprint against from inspiring English sources
France won that team sprint against the Malaysians, and the French are quickest so far, from Germany and Australia.
While even Usain Bolt would be left trailing in a sprint against most four-legged mammals, over long distances we are the Olympic champions of the animal kingdom.
As he did last weekend in the Pyrenees, where he finished second and first, he unleashed a strong finishing sprint against Ivan Basso, the Italian leader of CSC.
His partner, Danny Butterman Nick Frostt), is pleasant enough, but you wouldn't back him in a sprint against a giant panda.
In Stage 10 in Gap, France, S io Paulinho of Portugal won a two-man finishing sprint against Vasil Kiryienka of Belarus by a distance of less than half a wheel.
He first racked up the maximum points possible in two intermediate sprints, and then blasted head-to-head for the line in a long sprint against Sacha Modolo to end the Giro as he started it in Naples: with his arms in the air in triumph, and this time the Giro points jersey in the bag, too.
The gun went off, and Parra sprinted against Steven Elm of Canada.
MoveOn.org has created a new advertisement in support of the public insurance option that features the actress Heather Graham in running clothes, sprinting against overindulgent insurance company representatives.
One of the pleasures of all this tension was the amplified release: when Mr. Lovano got a brisk open lane in "Sprints," against a walking bass line, the effect was exhilarating.
Two groups were randomly formed: the control group (CG, n = 7) and the training group (TG, n = 9), which exercised at an intensity set at the heart rate corresponding to the ventilatory threshold, with 1-minute sprints against the maximal aerobic power (MAP) every 4 minutes.
Lou and Mindy dance close together, their whole bodies touching, but Mindy is thinking of Albert, as she will, periodically, after marrying Lou and having two daughters, Lou's fifth and sixth children, in quick succession, as if sprinting against the inevitable drift of his attention.
