“Kelley was once the captain of Princeton's hockey team, and his love of the sport and his own personal knowledge come through in the screenplay.”

“His ongoing tea business became financially irrelevant to his family. He was doing it just for sport.”

“Never does man appear to greater disadvantage than when he is the sport of his own ungoverned passions.”

“For another, only a fine custom crafted bolt action sporter by a good maker is worthy of admiration.”

“This is especially true concerning a light barrel sporter, like the rifle in question.”

“Winchester Sporter and Super Express rifles are truly examples of advanced design and craftsmanship.”

“He has shown sportsmanship and respect for his rivals in a sport where it is very easy to take the low road.”

“He always showed a wonderful degree of sportsmanship and in victory or defeat was magnanimous to the other side.”

“To his credit, though, the Finnish driver displayed great sportsmanship in defeat.”

“The complainant felt that that was a conflict of interest and that, on air, the sportscaster should only be allowed to comment on sports.”

“The presence of the sportscaster in Calgary also helped improve CHFA's coverage across the southern part of the province.”

“And just in time for this weekend's big football game, a sportscaster calls a player's perfect financial play.”

“I was a junior member of the National Rifle Association when it was about being a sportsman, not a Rambo.”

“A keen sportsman and a bit of an adrenaline junky, Josh had been a skier since childhood.”

“As well as boxing, this avid sportsman is a former golf, squash and tennis enthusiast, has driven as a racing driver and is a keen horse-rider.”

“The buyout follows a licensing deal that was landed late last year for activewear for men and sportswear for young men and juniors.”

“Other mannequins display sportswear ideal for games and athletics, as well as for long treks in hilly areas.”

“She has a degree in Apparel Design and has designed sportswear and swimsuits for a major manufacturer.”

“I'm excited to tune in and watch the sportscast tonight to stay updated on the latest game scores and highlights.”

“Sportscaster sounds like the guy who's on the 11 o'clock news and is putting together a three-minute sportscast of the headlines for that day.”

“And I would do a feature every night, a little editorial feature, something that they didn't have on any other sportscast that night.”

“In the Seattle Times, meanwhile, sportswriter Percy Allen paints a different money picture.”

“As some of y'all are aware, I have something of a second life as a freelance sportswriter.”

“Brian Heyman has been a sportswriter in the New York area for 27 years, earning numerous national and regional journalism awards.”

“He is such a sportsaholic that he never misses a game, whether it's in person or on TV.”

“For Georgie, 24, a keen sportswoman who has played both volleyball and lacrosse competitively, her new post also fulfils a dream.”

“Indeed, she was a true-blue sportswoman, always participating in sports even outside of school, at private clubs.”

“Norrie is a keen sportswoman who played badminton, soccer, camogie and tennis.”

“Before that I had been an avid sportsperson and community worker.”

“For any sportsperson, the point of contact in essaying a stroke is the moment of joy.”

“Today, we're finding out what life is like for a sportsperson after getting done for drugs.”

“The active suspension is an important part of making the usual trade-off between comfort and sportiveness less of an issue.”

“As holidays go, this celebration of sport and sportiveness is as good as it gets.”

“Certainly the enjoyment in the fifty-eight poems lies, I think, in their sportiveness.”

“The company specializes in children and babieswear, ladieswear and men's sportwear.”

“The V40 diesel may be safe, secure and economical but its running gear goes nowhere near the sportiness department.”

“The accent is on comfort rather than sportiness and its no coincidence that it looks like an S-Class that shrunk in the wash.”

“It does exactly what one expects of a large, luxury car and with a surprising sportiness if the driver so desires.”

“I have spent much of my life a recovering sportaholic. If it bounced, rolled, slid, or flew, I chased it. Or watched it.”

“Will McDonough is a sportswriting saint, beatified by acclamation that day almost a quarter-century ago when he punched an NFL player.”

“Around this time of year, awards are dished out to the great and the good of sportswriting.”

“They say sportswriting is just another job, that it is work like anyone else's, and should not be described by disgruntled spectators who pay at the gate as freeloading.”

“Not nearly enough of our youth engages in sports.”

“I wish the Committee would let the sports begin earlier, and then one might be able to see them all.”

“Rather, religious metaphor is a frame through which we represent and understand sport and sportspeople.”

“They think it is elitist, that it bestows on individuals a level importance unbecoming of sportspeople, especially those involved in team sports.”

“There is a significant black market in both real and counterfeit human growth hormone promoted to sportspeople and fitness people.”

“The gathering comprised the school's management committee members, governing council members, educationists, sportspersons, parents and others.”

“Once the Games started around 1,200 questionnaires were distributed among the sportspersons for feedback.”

“It is this type of character which has become one of the hallmarks of our sportspersons when competing on the international stage.”

“Historical figures, sportsmen and sportswomen, politicians, and intellectuals contribute to a common identity.”

“Sportsmen and sportswomen everywhere know that an ice pack can reduce the pain and swelling of a soft tissue injury.”

“The question suggests a blindness to the fact that sportswomen around the world are accomplishing remarkable feats.”

“The famous Braemar Games are in early September and offer a great chance to ogle Scottish sportsmen in their kilts.”

“He wonders why European sportsmen don't wear boxes to protect themselves from such painful eventualities, when Americans are so keen on them.”

“One Labour MP hinted that Smith's case was a wangle, and mentioned other sportsmen and celebrities who had returned home quickly after call-up.”

“It is also important to know that both audaxes and sportives have to avoid racing because that requires road closures and police escorts.”

“A lot of cyclists take part in the many sportives organized all over the country including the hugely popular Ride London event which.”