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track and field

NOUN
  1. participating in athletic sports performed on a running track or on the field associated with it

How To Use track and field In A Sentence

  • As a youngster she played all the sports, especially basketball, track and field, and softball.
  • While success eluded him this time, Paddy looks forward to competing in the track and field championships in Tullamore in the summer.
  • Therefore, research on the arena of the China's large-scale track and field event is an extremely necessary work to do.
  • This was a multi-sport world championship and games with athletes representing 59 nations competed in track and field events, swimming, goalball, tandem cycling, power lifting, and judo.
  • We're having a track and field meet.
  • Unlike motor racing, track and field athletics is not as its best in a downpour. Times, Sunday Times
  • Naturally athletic, she honed her skills and toned physique through years of competitive swimming and track and field events.
  • It's not including her numerous medals and trophies for triathlons, pentathlons and track and field events.
  • Her athletic prowess was demonstrated in the numerous track and field trophies she won.
  • If you're a man, it's track and field and swimming, but gymnastics is kind of a ‘yecch’ as far as the male of the species is concerned.
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