Sentence examples for swimmers know from inspiring English sources

Now coaches and swimmers know that there is a point of diminishing returns.

The first swimmers know that if they go faster, the last one won't have to work as hard.

(Competitive swimmers know that nothing will change the outcome of a race, because the deck officials have the final word. But pointing it out is warranted).

For the few minutes she had for her talk during a brief trip to compete in an Arena Grand Prix series event here before flying home to Bethesda, Md., and back to classes, Ledecky let those swimmers know they too could make it.

Police officers patrol the area until 9 p.m. or so, combing the beaches on foot and in S.U.V.s, but daring swimmers know to wait until the police leave to dive in, stepping past signs in English and Spanish warning against nighttime swimming.

Swimming As all swimmers know, concentration is a key element when it comes to winning a race.

And this funguslike microscopic organism, which researchers discovered was a single-celled two-tailed swimmer, known as a protist, had more surprises in store.

But she is also a fierce, determined swimmer known for her strenuous workouts and for the resolute way in which she competes.

Well, according to Michael Read, a former Olympic swimmer known as "King of the Channel" since completing a record 33 Channel crossings, extra padding can actually be a bonus on such a marathon swim: "Fat people have a big advantage in that they're better insulated," he says.

In 1984, Malchow watched the Los Angeles Games on television and read that Michael Gross, the German swimmer known as the Albatross for his avian wingspan, had been awarded a Porsche for his gold-medal winning performances in the 200 freestyle and the 100 butterfly.

The swimmer, known for its long, tooth-edged snout that looks like some alien saw blade, is one of the world's most threatened marine creatures, a victim of overfishing and habitat loss.