Sentence examples for stunning times from inspiring English sources

Their questioning of the East German team's stunning times, and unusual physiques, was interpreted as the bitter whining of athletes who had failed to win.

By the time the 50km Madison came around Wiggins was already garlanded with 4km pursuit golds in stunning times and, by his own admission, was 'in bits'.

Even here there was a slight sense of greedy anti-climax that Bolt hadn't produced one of his genuinely stunning times.

He is among an elite group of mountain climbers who are not only devising new routes and making first ascents, but also speeding up established routes in stunning times.

But her stunning times, remarkable for both their quality and quantity, have been greeted with skepticism by competitors in a sport where systematic doping by East German swimmers in the 1970's and 1980's and by the Chinese in the 1990's contributed to a climate of perpetual suspicion regarding excellence.

Gay was easing down well before the line and has produced stunning times this summer - in the US trials he ran 9.68sec, albeit heavily wind-assisted - and professed to be happy with his form: "I felt good and relaxed, I just wanted to make it through," he said.

Danielson's stunning time that day was 3 minutes 59.4 seconds.

All of the energy was channelled into a turbo-charged performance and a stunning time of 12.54sec, a British record.

Australia's Brenden Hall smashes his own world record in the men's 400m final with a stunning time of 4min 10.88sec.

"It's a stunning time to think about engineering as a career," says Ion. "It will definitely be a job for life".

When the 80,000 crowd erupted as she lined up for the first event, the 100m hurdles, she responded with a stunning time of 12.54sec.