Significats de athletic competition en anglès

If you use performance-enhancing drugs in an athletic competition, it isn't fair.

It's true that some people's sin spills over during athletic competition.

Sports and athletic competition help them get there.

We all saw First Lady Michelle Obama taking down Jimmy Fallon in an athletic competition not too long ago.

Perhaps they understood, even then, that nothing is better designed to turn boys into responsible clan members than athletic competition.

I see it clearly when I hold an athletic competition. The children's problems were not only physical, but also mental.

Dr. Kerry Ann Hamilton said in a statement It is with great regret that we have temporarily suspended intercollegiate athletic competition.

The 2020 Olympics could become a venue for automotive as well as athletic competition, and not just among traditional car companies.

The cream of international athletic competition next season will be concentrated into seven or eight elite meetings, IAAF president Primo Nebiolo announced yesterday.

It had become a place where Ussans could exercise their thirst for combat, without butchering one another-itwas their site for athletic competition.

A noble pageant, athletic competition is conducted on a level playing field; a glorious place to mark, measure, and celebrate physical splendor and achievement.

At its best, athletic competition can be a joyous celebration of human achievement and a delicious foretaste of evolution's potential for breaking new ground.

Under the approach recommended here, what would the response be when a woman with bulging muscles or a deep voice wins an athletic competition?

I represented Frans Rasimphi High School on several occasions during the athletic competitions.

In the meantime, the district has banned athletic competitions and physical contact of any kind during practice.

Scripture compares the Christian life to athletic competitions (1 Corinthians 9:24,27; 2 Timothy 2:5).