Sentence examples for through podium from inspiring English sources

All those on the list, who either have previous convictions for ticket touting or have emerged through Podium's inquiries, have been warned to stay away from the Games and will be subject to other disruptive action and arrest if intelligence suggests they are trying to sell seats for the Olympics.

GB can qualify a second pairing if they achieve a top 16 world ranking  by 18 June 2012, or potentially through podium finishes at continental and World Cup Olympic qualification events.

And most of that improvement has held (at least when he is on the podium) through his 11-year tenure.

At a campaign rally in Atlacomulco, his hometown, he waded to the podium through an adoring crowd of women, who cheered his promises of hospitals and highways.

Based literally across the road outside the track, Force India have arguably been the most consistent team of the season and are ready to break through for a podium finish.

As it happened, the crowds at Mr. Ahmadinejad's rally were so thick that he was not able to get through to the podium in time to speak, and many of his supporters left early.

As if it matters, as if it can be neatly quantified, as if anything important about a child can be measured at a podium through a series of quickfire rounds.

Bachmann was handled at all times during the day by a polished political operation that moved her efficiently from bus to podium, through a crowd of well-wishers and back onto the bus after her events, shielding her at all times from reporters' questions.

The sport is also looking to extend its talent ID by targeting failed footballers who may have athletic ability to burn through its Pitch to Podium programme.

Behind high hoardings, construction workers are punching large holes through the granite-faced podium walls, to bring light and views of the harbor into the previously dingy drama-theatre foyers.

We don't want to be reminded that we're watching mere mortals who might trip on their way to the podium, stutter through the oaths of office, shiver in the cold, or worse, err in judgment and lead the country on the wrong path.