athletic造句

It's an athletic event.

Her wiry athletic body seems energetic.

He is strong, athletic and a good finisher.

The athletic footwear market has not yet plateaued.

She dwarfed all her rivals in athletic ability.

There are dozens of outdoors shops and athletic people sporting the trendiest trekking gear.

Today the 1852 trophy OARS are the oldest intercollegiate athletic prize in North America.

That's the mentality that I have -it's not an athletic one.

All over ancient Greece, athletic contests, dance contests, and horse, boat, and torch RACES were held.

His daringly modern 'Girl With an Oar' became the park's centerpiece, a tribute to beauty and Soviet athletic ism.

Drinking only water while you take part in high-energy athletic events can lead to acute hyponatremia.

From tennis whites to varsity bomber jackets, the athletic style is being embraced by many designers this season.

Fast reflexes and superb athletic ability won him what his other talents probably might not have: recognition in the world of white Australia.

The athletic creatures moved about with ease, despite their burden, navigating the invisible terrain and obsta-cles of trees without a hitch or stumble.

There is evidence to show that athletic contests took place in Ancient Egypt and in the ancient Minoan civilization on the island of Crete.

Australian researchers said Thursday they had found no scientific proof that hi-tech running shoes improve athletic performance or limit injury.

If Patty hadn't been an atheist, she might have thanked the good Lord for school athletic programs, because they basically saved her life and gave her a chance to realize herself as a person.

Tall and athletic he may be, but in Copenhagen America's president won nothing and the Olympic gold went to the portlier president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

It is not difficult to explain why such a "fireman" effect might exist. They are typically athletic men who face great physical risks, as a means of saving strangers' lives.