Sentence examples for sprint line from inspiring English sources

Cavendish and Phinney were caught in a pile-up after the Italian Roberto Ferrari switched his sprint line violently.

"It is as if AT&T said that you could not communicate with one of its users from a Sprint line," said Ross Bagully, chief executive of Denver-based Tribal Voice Inc., another instant-messaging company.

Once they've signed up, your friend dials #REF from their new Sprint line (by 3/31, or within 15 days of activation), tells the rep your mobile number, and BAM! You're both a bit richer.

Turgot claimed the intermediate sprint, with Valentin second, but when the peloton reached the mark, Cavendish appeared to be blocked off his sprint line and raised his arm in frustration at another contentious moment in the competition for the green jersey.

They would not let themselves be sent to the "sprint line" at practice together.

In addition, points could be won in intermediate sprints; three points for crossing the sprint line first, two points for second place, and one for third.

Since 2010 and the retirement of Jamie Staff, who made the "man one" slot his own in Beijing, Great Britain have been continually tinkering with the team sprint line-up, variously trying Edgar at starter, experimenting with the BMX rider Liam Phillips as a possible starter, and drafting in the 2000 Olympic kilometre champion Jason Queally as a possible man three.

France could even afford the luxury of keeping him out of the team sprint line-up who took gold on the opening evening on Wednesday, a sign they are taking full advantage of this newly finished facility to build strength in depth; there was a further reminder of this when Quentin Lafargue and Michaël d'Almeida finished fourth and sixth behind Pervis in the time trial.

The team sprint line-up alongside Kriukov is still uncertain but, in 2013, he won world gold in Val di Fiemme with Alexander Panzhinsky, a Vancouver silver medallist.

Ross Edgar is fighting to recover from injury in time to join Sir Chris Hoy in GB's strongest-possible team sprint line-up at February's London World Cup.

The problem of Britain's team sprint line-up has proved a tough one for British Cycling to crack since Jamie Staff retired after his gold medal-winning outing alongside Hoy and Kenny at the Beijing Olympics in 2008.