Usage of "extreme sport"

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Usage of extreme sport in English

Reading the news has become something of an extreme sport this year. 
 The South African 

But so far, accessing the Web in Tibetan remains an extreme sport. 
 Wired 

Driving during power outages and load-shedding can be an extreme sport. 
 The South African 

For Jane, the thrill and danger felt like an extreme sport. 
 Austenland 

Wingsuit base jumpers have been explaining the basics of the popular extreme sport. 
 BBC 

Sitting down as an extreme sport … the Zephyr sofa and Serif shelves. 
 The Guardian 

I enjoy golf, deep sea fishing, extreme sport fishing, fly-fishing. 
 The South African 

Also, in the times when their pursuit of complex ornament approached an extreme sport, hermetic. 
 The Guardian 

Base jumping is an extreme sport which involves jumping from cliffs, bridges, buildings and towers. 
 The Irish Times 

Crawling through this ceiling was the ultimate extreme sport. 
 Exit strategy 

A 'committed Parkour following' in Doha, Qatar Parkour is an extreme sport also known as free-running. 
 The South African 

A new extreme sport is gripping Ireland in at least 23 windy spots on the coast. 
 The Irish Times 

Alan McCandlish was taking part in the extreme sport on Saturday morning when the accident happened. 
 Radio NZ 

Coping with COVID-19 has become something of an extreme sport within the last month or so. 
 The South African 

War was his extreme sport, or extreme therapy. 
 The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919 

Call it extreme sport, extreme science, extreme everything. 
 Wired 

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Meanings of extreme sport in English