How To Use Sprint In A Sentence
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Instantly, he sprang back, picked up Nick, dodged around the Hand, and sprinted off with a triumphant yowl.
ABHORSEN
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I sprinted through brambles and thorned blackberry bushes and pushed my way past overgrown, waist-high swordfern.
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He'd missed the acres of newsprint and hours of broadcasts.
Times, Sunday Times
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Browne's time in the 60m sprint equalled his best performance this year, which has him ranked in the top 10 nationally.
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The tension has been telling on both sides as campaign strategists struggle to identify potential winning themes, not to mention winning voters, in their headlong sprint to the finish.
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As the boats moved into the final sprint China had firmly secured number two position and was going after Poland.
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Afterward the rider returns the maintenance station to refuel in abundance carries on the final sprint.
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They're the sprinters, he says, whereas malamutes are sloggers, which were used in days of yore for hauling heavy freight.
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Think of it as a repeated uphill sprint requiring constant firing of the gluteal muscles.
Times, Sunday Times
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She stood up and elbowed him in the back before turning on her heel and sprinting for the stairs.
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But don't forget that some short, very fast sprints are needed for anaerobic conditioning.
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He has twice been crowned road race world champion, most recently in 2002 when he snuck up the inside of the bunch to outsprint his rivals in Lisbon.
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During the last 10 seconds of your 60-second recovery jog, crank up the speed for your next sprint.
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That misprinted movie name is in hundreds of thousands of copies of The Great Unraveling; it will linger forever in the minds of many people who, like us journalists, don't know that there's an error to look for.
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Lenton also remained undefeated in sprint freestyle, winning her 4th gold medal of the tour.
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A good editor never once leaves a misprint uncorrected.
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Not only was Sheryl one of the fastest women beach sprinters ever to scorch the nation's sands, she was also a title-winning paddler on the Malibu board and surf ski.
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I saw what was happening and sprinted to the main road and then down the hill after her.
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The company is engaged in the making of newsprint, which is primarily recycled paper.
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The quarterback sprinted toward the end zone with Jansen in hot pursuit .
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His body was that of a mesomorph or modern sprinter.
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The big fellow immediately sprinted towards jubilant home fans and was booked for throwing his jersey to the ground.
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Ignoring the pain, he sprinted toward the gate like a runner at the end of a marathon.
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Then there was a short sprint to the finish.
Times, Sunday Times
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A loveliness of ladybirds in the spare room, sprinting house spiders in the living room, and hungry silverfish in the kitchen are just some of the creatures that head indoors as winter sets in.
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Rare "misprinted" Denver Mint $5 bill with a tiny picture of Dick Cheney sitting in the chair at the Lincoln Memorial
Joseph Minton Amann and Tom Breuer: I'll Gladly Stimulate Your Economy for $600
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Early this morning, Sprint was notified by the Overland Park Police of a non-specific bomb threat against Sprint World Headquarters.
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If Sprint cannot fulfill its promise to return to growth in subscribers, also known as post-paid customers, it cannot turn around its financials, Bernstein analyst Craig Moffett said.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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Alert readers may have noticed the misprint in last week's column.
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These wolves weigh 265 pounds apiece and can sprint the distance between the line and your tender body in two seconds flat.
Christianity Today
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Bigger athletes and sprinters generally start earlier than those who are less mature physically.
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In 2004, she tried her first sprint triathlon.
Times, Sunday Times
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Then he sprints off again, and is soon delivering spine-tingling power falsettos into his microphone.
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Mr Todd got out of his car and sprinted across the car park to be the first police officer on the scene.
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Entering, you are confronted with what appears to be a blow-up of a Seventies newsprint photograph of a star.
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When the derny did peel off and the riders began to sprint for home Hoy still had some work to do.
The First Post: Latest
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Suncroft owner Willie Delaney, really has his string in the pink of condition at the present time and is fast becoming a sprint specialist.
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He then celebrated in quintessential Paterson style, sprinting away down the line while furiously dabbing.
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The publisher admitted that it would incur a'double digit' rise in newsprint prices.
Times, Sunday Times
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They all shared glances of astonishment, and sprinted around the back to loop behind the last supply ship.
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The word ‘rotter’ did not appear in my letter, it is either a misprint, or interpretation by the printers.
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He sprinted towards her but as he got close she slammed the door shut in his face.
THE ZANZIBAR CHEST: A Memoir of Love and War
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It was the sort of distance that Olympic sprinters can cover in less than a minute on their lap of honour.
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‘Some of the scaredy-cats sprint right to Danielle to be on her team because they know she'll handle it,’ says Manning.
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Haydock does host Flat racing, most notably the Group One Sprint Cup, but it is primarily known as a jumps course.
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Not one man but two armed with cudgels have spotted us from the High Street and are sprinting toward the footpath.
Secret History of Elizabeth Tudor, Vampire Slayer
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References to the recent upsurge of doping scandals in sprinting do not faze him.
Times, Sunday Times
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When sprinters are jostling for position races are won and lost in a split second.
FRANKIE: The Autobiography of Frankie Dettori
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Some of the men's sprints had finished by the third day.
Times, Sunday Times
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Until this ridiculous overemphasis on sprinting and short course competition is reversed, the United States is going to remain stuck on a long downhill slide in competing with the rest of the world.
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Lillak sprinted around the track with undisguised joy, arms upraised like a footballer, as the spectators went mad.
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Just than a passing youth snatched the woman's handbag and sprinted off, throwing it to another boy on a bike.
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It can sprint from standstill to 100mph and back to standstill in 9.2 seconds.
Times, Sunday Times
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Prosecutors alleged that the coach Jason Stinson is responsible for running what they call a barbaric practice forcing players to run sprints with very little water.
CNN Transcript Sep 8, 2009
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In women, this tube is short - just a quick sprint for a bug.
The Sun
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The runners broke into a sprint a few hundred yards from the finish.
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Suddenly, the feeble figure on the bed leapt up with a balletic movement, and, clutching its stomach, sprinted towards the toilet.
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Yes, it was a sprint on the first day to produce two extras and then the Sunday newspaper but this story will be with us for months and we have to respond accordingly.
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Sprinters need strong quadriceps for explosive power but this can create an imbalance, leading to more injuries
Times, Sunday Times
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Teams then lined up on the water for two rounds of 400-metre sprint racing.
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The most famous case in history is that of Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson.
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LOS ANGELES — Kobe Bryant sprinted after the ball, which Lamar Odom joyously flung downcourt to burn the remaining seconds in Game 7 of the NBA finals.
Lakers Win NBA Championship With Big Comeback Over Celtics
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Jason finally sprinted ahead, and jumped into the pool, spattering us with water.
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He sighed with relief and slowed his sprint to a jog.
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The man fled, vaulting a ticket barrier and sprinting for the platform.
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Overall results were calculated three kilometers from the finish to let riders not interested in disputing the sprint avoid falls on the slippery surface.
Boasson Hagen takes stage win; Di Luca keeps Giro lead
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Sinnott's Liverpool team mate Pat Taylor looked good when she won her heat of the under-15 sprint hurdles in 11.7 seconds.
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IT has been designed to depict the explosive burst of speed at the firing of a sprinter's starting pistol.
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In fact, it's a marathon and many sprints, not to mention numerous bike rides, a whole bunch of weightlifting, a batch of hockey matches, several days of small-bore shooting and some canoe slalom.
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The slender body, well-developed limbs and long tail of most species are indicative of the superior sprinting abilities of lacertids.
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His {565} own anecdote of the old priest who, having the misprint "mumpsimus" for
The Age of the Reformation
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Sprint races take that real tough endurance element out.
Times, Sunday Times
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As a bonus, newsprint leaves a dirt-resistant film so your windows will stay clean longer.
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He excelled at sprinting on the track and has already shown his mastery of it on the road.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the reviews of Studia Fennica Folkloristica no.s 2 and 3 in the 1999 issue of Folklore, the Finnish word runo was misprinted as rung.
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At the worlds she won gold in the keirin and sprint and catapulted herself into the frontline of British track cyclists.
Times, Sunday Times
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A poet can survive everything but a misprint.
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A lifetime as a news reporter accustomed me to running sprints, turning out stories on tight deadlines.
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We had to sprint to catch the bus.
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CBS They call sprinter Oscar Pistorius the "Blade Runner," for the j-shaped prostheses he wears.
Breaking News: CBS News
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If they could be improved, and the stylistic infelicities, misprints and translation inaccuracies removed, a second edition would pass muster as a useful introductory text.
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Men and women everywhere hawked government-controlled newspapers printed on a grayish, low-grade newsprint no doubt full of comparably dull propaganda.
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The 20-year-old Christophe Lemaitre (whose surname translates as 'The Master') recently became the first white sprinter to break the 10-second barrier with 9.98 sec in Valence.
BBC News - Home
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In the final sprint for the line Gill timed his effort perfectly, crossing the line with two lengths to spare and saluted the large crowd.
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Javier Mascherano headed away Aduriz's lob over Pinto, Carles Puyol leapt acrobatically to stop Alba sprinting on to another ball and Eric Abidal was alert to get ahead of Feghouli.
Barcelona 2-0 Valencia (3-1 agg) | Copa del Rey semi-final match report
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She's improved her sprint speed but overall it's her tenacity that defines her.
Times, Sunday Times
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Had England chosen to conduct a lap of honour, they might have decided to swim rather than sprint.
Times, Sunday Times
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This newspaper teems with misprints.
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His foot and leg injury cause him to limp as he sprints toward Spike and spears him to the ground.
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Sally took his advice, sprinting past him down the corridor, easily outdistancing him.
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But I had to try because he outsprinted me in the Alsager 5 a couple of years ago and I knew what he could do.
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The coded form of instructions for the developmental process is, like the written word, subject to misprints when it is reproduced.
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The misprinted 1918 ‘Jenny’ stamp was bought by an anonymous collector.
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When cruising effortlessly at 100 km/h with the six-speed auto in top it's doing just 1600 rpm, but get on the gas and it sprints away, emitting a nice V8 burble in the process.
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A sprinter's season consists of perhaps 10 major races—less than 100 seconds of performance.
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Warm up for five minutes, then do sprint intervals.
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Given the leanings of the state's GOP base, Cuccinelli's declaration is likely to be a starter's pistol signaling a sprint to the right.
Bob McDonnell, grownup in the room
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Team captain Susanthika Jayasinghe did not appear to regret her unceremonious exit from the 200 metres sprint, but appeared more worried about the controversies surrounding the athletes.
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An example of how the JV wholesales its broadband technology was demonstrated in trials launched with AOL Canada and Sprint Canada in Toronto, Ontario.
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Since winning the world junior championship in sprint in 1997, Hakkinen has failed to medal at the highest level.
USATODAY.com - Biathlete hopes to hook gold medal
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Pulling himself up off the ground, Robert sprinted over to the Boss and grabbed his hatchet, dropping his nightstick in the process.
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This claims that ‘syllabus’ originally occurred as a misprint of a Greek accusative plural in a fifteenth century edition of Cicero.
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We did not use newspaper, as the students' compositions would be much more visible on the plain surface than on ‘busy’ newsprint.
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As they must also sprint over short distances, speed is essential.
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Sprint intervals and high-intensity weight training are demanding - make sure you have your doctor's clearance before trying either technique.
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Even so, it's almost always Tommy who gets home first, outsprinting the others up the hill, and then bragging about it the rest of the night.
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I hesitate to recommend another book about living abroad when television and newsprint are overpopulated with seekers of a place in the sun, but this account of life in an Andalusian pueblo is different.
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The results are set out, with misprints, in two tables, and Boyle's conclusion was that the experimental findings matched the predicted results very well in the case of compression, less well in the case of rarefaction.
Sticky Wants to Grab
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That's why marathon runners look scrawny but sprinters are built like tanks.
The Sun
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Norway's sprinting squad has gone the full monty for charity.
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I sprinted toward the bus, my cramped muscles protesting every movement.
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He was sprinting down a jungle path when he stepped on an antipersonnel mine that blew his right leg away beneath the knee.
A FEW SHORT NOTES ON TROPICAL BUTTERFLIES
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The company attributed the drop in profits to increased investment and a rise in newsprint prices.
Times, Sunday Times
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Precise terms couldn't be learned, but the person said Sprint's board has blessed the "broad outlines" of a deal.
Sprint in Talks to Share Network
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GB came home with Queally's gold, the team sprint silver, and bronzes for Yvonne McGregor in the women's 3km pursuit and the men's 4km pursuit team.
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I returned her parting wave just as a servant in messenger livery sprinted up to her, throwing a salute as he passed a scroll over.
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We sprinted toward the massive building trying to avoid anyone that we may have met.
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Some of the men's sprints had finished by the third day.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sprint to the halfway line then jog back.
The Sun
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While there is little that is new in Kirk's presentation, and the writing is marred by many infelicities and misprints, anyone who writes with sensitivity on this practitioner of Baroque poetry deserves encouragement.
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The stamps celebrate cycling, sprinting, javelin, swimming and hurdling as well as a race involving athletes with a disability in lightning-fast wheelchairs.
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You know, he could jump out and run in a sprint.
Times, Sunday Times
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Manan was best again in the intermediate sprint at Padang Mat Sirat, pipping Van Heerden again and consigning Salleh to third place.
Neo Pro Andrea Guardini wins opening stage at Tour de Langkawi
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Frey came over from the American League, watched me in spring training for a week or 10 days where I was staying on top of the baseball, hitting it into the ground, occasionally hitting a gapper and then sprinting to first.
USATODAY.com - Boggs, Sandberg celebrated as newest Hall of Famers
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His legs suddenly allowed him to move faster and his footwork became a pattern, energy flowed into his legs and caused him to sprint faster.
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As for the anachronism known as offside, experts in physiology say the human eye frequently cannot call offside accurately (try simultaneously tracking the ball and two or more sprinting players separated by 20 to 30 meters).
Jonathan Littman: Innovation World Cup Style
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The Harper’s Weekly article did not have all the impact that Twain expected, partly due to the fact that his name was misprinted in the magazine’s table of contents as “Mark Swain.”
LIGHTING OUT FOR THE TERRITORY
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At the gun, the runners sprinted away down the track.
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Their teammates, meanwhile, ran a set of wind sprints at the conclusion of their morning workout.
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They do some short sprints followed by a burst of squats.
Times, Sunday Times
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They could use a light table or put graphite on the back of the newsprint to transfer the drawings to the good paper.
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And does the pilgrimage of the rich and powerful to Davos justify the acres of newsprint and hours of broadcasting time devoted to it each year?
Times, Sunday Times
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You can pick up great training tips about good body positions for general riding, sprinting and climbing.
Times, Sunday Times
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For an advanced workout, perform sprint intervals during both cardio B and cardio C, and increase the length of each interval to 90 seconds of sprinting, followed by 90 seconds of recovery jog.
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We start with 10 60-yard sprints with 7 to 10 seconds of rest between reps.
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He pulled into the school parking lot, doing a haphazard parking job and sprinting across the asphalt.
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At the outset I assumed I would end up with two sprinters, two milers and two long-distance runners.
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The hallway ran a length of fifty feet, but he cleared the distance in a sprint.
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‘For sprint emphasis, we'll use short fins to simulate a more realistic natural kick,’ he says.
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He was also a Lancashire athletics sprint champion and a more than adequate club cricketer.
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They found that the knees and ankles of the top 100m sprinters were the most symmetrical.
Times, Sunday Times
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He continued to sprint non-stop down the high street.
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Her slow walked quickly turned into a brisk sprint as she ran for the front entrance.
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The company attributed the drop in profits to increased investment and a rise in newsprint prices.
Times, Sunday Times
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And the third movement sprinted and sparkled with colour in the clarity of its chording and its restrained impetus.
Times, Sunday Times
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Born to run: humans will never win a sprint against your average quadruped.
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Bahrain's Olympic sprinter Rogaya Al Ghasara is set to become the first athlete to compete in the "hijood", a combination of the words "hijab" or veil and "hood", on Tuesday in Beijing.
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He started to run again: not a smooth sprint but a ragged lope that screamed exhaustion.
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I actually had not planned on seeing this movie until today, but a misprinted movie schedule led me astray with tales of Sunday afternoon French movies.
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He went down the footway, turned sharp to his right and sprinted through an arcade of brilliant, busy shops.
Wild Dreams of Reality, 5
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Had England chosen to conduct a lap of honour, they might have decided to swim rather than sprint.
Times, Sunday Times
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In two rounds of sprinting heats on the previous day, the wheat had been sorted from the chaff.
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This time we had lost the rotor arm as well and Phil had to sprint back 100 yards to find it.
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In a statement today, the company said that Sprint unpeered from Cogent's network at 4.30 p.m. on October 31, 2008 ...
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Falvelon's victory in the Sprint came after a testing duel in the final furlong with American challenger Morluc.
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Penguin Group Australia turns over $120 million a year from printing words but a one-word misprint has cost it dearly.
Disinformation
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She was looking for a sprinter who could become a bobsleigh pusher, giving her team a competitive edge with explosive starts.
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In the acres of newsprint and hours of film footage devoted over the past week to the Queen Mother not even a passing mention has been made of her first cousin.
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There can be little doubt that ‘uprest’ is simply an overlooked misprint for
The Complete Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley
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The quarterback sprinted toward the end zone with Jansen in hot pursuit .
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A new breed of British sprinters is waiting in the wings.
The Sun
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In that case, however, there are misprints in his entries 10 and 13.
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Okay, I don't call the inclusion of four incorrect lines of type a "misprint," I call it an "editorial mistake," but I was disappointed - because, for once, I had a question.
Archive 2009-04-01
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The all familiar contours and figures in black and white come with the fresh smell of newsprint and stay forever fresh in the mind.
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He sent him to Bombay to arrange for the release of the strictly rationed newsprint.
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We are the greatest world of warcraft cracked server howto of newsprint on medical cushty options today.
Wii-volution
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She was a great sprinter in her time winning silver and bronze medals at the 1960 Olympics and multiple golds at the 1963 Commonwealth and European Games in 1963, the year she won the award.
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Although a bog-standard pint is pegged at £2.70, you can pay up to £7.50 (no, that's not a misprint) for a bottle of premium Belgian beer.
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She grabbed a stick and marked off different yard measurements for her sprints.
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His ceaseless sprinting on the wing against the Dutch went some way to copper-fastening his cult status around Lansdowne.
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He was the top sprinter at the recent National Championships and copped the MVP award.
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I think she'll be a good sprinter like her dad and grandad.
Times, Sunday Times
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When I'm out running on my lunch hour, not once have I watched in awe as a fellow runner sprints toward me sporting a solitary track shoe.
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Did the Olympic sprinter lose in the final because of the intense atmosphere or because he or she had an off day?
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The misprinting of two figures on a diagram rendered one of the six questions in the maths exam impossible to answer.
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I grabbed the little bag with what clothes I had managed to pack and sprinted to the gangplank, hoping she wouldn't change her mind in disgust.
Work in Progress: April, 2010
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He sprinted towards her but as he got close she slammed the door shut in his face.
THE ZANZIBAR CHEST: A Memoir of Love and War
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Trent sprinted up the dock and spotted the President's granddaughter.
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The runner seemed to be rallied for a final sprint.
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At the gun, the runners sprinted away down the track.
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Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint. Mark Twain
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Busch was a title contender at the start of the 10-race Chase for the Sprint Cup championship, and he opened it tied with Harvick as the top seed.
The Seattle Times
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Smith flashes a smile and scuffs his foot across a swath of browned grass where Greene and the other sprinters had vomited.
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And no one can resist the temptation to sprint along the sand and leap into the ocean.
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Driving was launched as a standalone newsprint section in 2002 and through more than 700 editions has led the field in motoring journalism.
Times, Sunday Times
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It would be no surprise if he is contesting some of the top sprints before long.
The Sun
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The company also uses recycled plastic, newsprint, cork, wheat straw and linoleum, a natural product of linseed.
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With indicating much study, we even ascensive technique of extending coxa speediness and touchdown actively in the period of running of modern sprint.
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Though the sprint freestyles for Texas are solid, its lack of depth everywhere else will probably keep the Longhorns near the bottom of the top 10.
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You can choose between sprinting, a rowing machine or cycling.
Times, Sunday Times
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Intermittent sprinting produces high levels of chemical compounds called catecholamines, which allow more fat to be burned from under your skin and within your muscles.
Foodconsumer.org
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The Wall Street Journal uses 220,000 metric tons of newsprint each year.
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Some Agile teams have used the term iteration 0 or sprint 0 - as a first development timebox set aside for this initial research along with getting the development environment setup and ready to go, and doing some initial architectural prototyping or "spiking" - the rough equivalent of high level design from an architectural perspective.
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We are in this for the long haul; it is not a short sprint but a marathon run!
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The editing is splendid except for an inordinate number of misprints, especially in proper names and in foreign words.
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He often was among the leaders in conditioning sprints after finishing well behind the pack in his rookie year.
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With a 10km climb to the finish, this stage was a crucial one for the overall classification and was always going to count against the sprinters.
Times, Sunday Times
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Like 100-meter sprinters, the top finishers in Olympic and world slalom races are separated by only hundredths of a second.
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Quickening his stride, he outsprinted Able Prince, with Scintillation nearly two lengths behind in third.
