sprinting造句

But strangely, Baabaa didn't stop running, but started sprinting.

Just finished my sprinting training with Sam... Loving it!

I shouted and then burst toward him sprinting past Mr. Chen's posters and flags.

The firm also sponsored ten teams, and even more players are sprinting across the field in Nike’s orange boots.

Turner is also very agile, being able to jump great heights and lengths, as well as sprinting.

The primate physique is good for climbing and clambering, but it is not built for high-speed sprinting on the ground, or for lengthy endurance feats.

If I try to do something fast and put all my strength into one forceful move (sprinting basically) then I will fail most of the time.

It's unclear at present what T. rex's exact sprinting speed was, but Persons believes this fleet footed dinosaur could run down all other animals in its ecosystem.

The same can be said for high impact sprinting, a study on sport played between the ages of 12 and 18 found.

I don't mean outkicking everyone, or sprinting hard for the last 100 meters. Rather, finishing strong means maintaining your pace over the last third of a race while those around you are slowing.

They follow the couple down the street, dodging the crowds and sprinting across red lights, keeping far enough behind so as not to arouse suspicion but close enough so that Shimizu can film.

John Terry's lofted ball from the back found Ashley Cole sprinting into the penalty area and the England left-back dummied Lorik Cana before dinking the ball over Fulop.