Sentence examples for war athletes from inspiring English sources

And while their governments were on the brink of war, athletes from Russia and Georgia mingled during the opening ceremony on Friday.

Just as many medical breakthroughs occur as a result of war, athletes and people who do physical work, theoretically, are knowledgeable and experienced with diet and especially protein intake.

In the following years, invited guests have included teachers, war heroes, athletes and celebrities.

Soldiers returning from war and athletes are regularly diagnosed with TBI -- a complex brain injury caused by a blow or a jolt to the head -- and many subsequently receive support and services for the condition.

At a time when most of the country favored the war, the athlete risked it all -- his career, his money, his reputation and more -- because he stood firm in his belief that a black person should not fight for a country that denied them basic rights.

After World War II, Lithuanian athletes competed for the Soviet Olympic team.

After World War II, Latvian athletes competed for the Soviet Olympic team.

With the cold war raging, Chinese athletes were discouraged from interacting with Americans, and reportedly everyone on the bus kept a chilly distance from Cowan.

The movie shows Bryant surrounded by sycophantic, savage assistants and a drunken, inept trainer who mistake football for war and college athletes for meat.

War stopped, and athletes, artists and their families were allowed safe passage through hostile territories seven days before the Games and seven days after.

When the president of the United States has to explicitly deny he was distracted from a crisis by a compulsive need to wage war on black athletes, as Trump did Tuesday, or say things like "this is a thing called the Atlantic Ocean, this is tough stuff" to explain why supplies aren't getting to those in need fast enough, it suggests he really isn't taking this thing very seriously.