Sentence examples for steep course from inspiring English sources

More than 5,000 Japanese fans cheered her double in Madarao .Yes, it's a steep course, but I feel that I am never skiing too fast," she said.

Florence, who celebrated his 26th birthday on Friday, is appearing in his first Olympics, and could possibly be excused an opening race in which he seemed unable to build his momentum on the steep course.

Bode Miller, winner of the previous World Cup race, a giant slalom in Alta Badia, is ranked 27th in the downhill lists and will be among the first skiers to ski down the steep course today.

Late last month, in the tense minutes before the final World Cup event that would decide the United States Olympic freestyle team, Hardaway's rivals were busy stretching or deeply contemplating the steep course before them and the high stakes at hand.

Beyond Brough for two miles the line is lost, but from the river Derwent it ascends in a straight and very steep course, and above Bamford remains in much perfection.

It is most well known for its swift and steep course through the southern part of Yosemite National Park, and the world-famous Yosemite Valley.

Submarine canyons have steep courses with high walls and funnel occasional dense slurries of water and terrigenous sediment (turbidity currents) to the abyssal seafloor.

Perhaps one of the most popular and accessible winter sports, alpine skiing describes a variety of events in which athletes race down steep courses on, you guessed it, a pair of skis.

He listed some of them in a recent presentation: setting races over less steep courses; ensuring that snow conditions are more uniform from top to bottom; slowing the aerodynamics of ski suits (the Austrians have some super-fast ones this year); mandatory cut-resistant underwear; and regular pre-race consultation with skiers.

She easily won race after race, and when she advanced to steeper courses, she maintained a cool, graceful style and won by bigger margins.

Pedaling hard against the wind on a steep bike course, Nick Frey '09 depends both on athleticism and on tricks gleaned from his mechanical and aerospace engineering courses.