Usage of "sprinting" | TermGallery

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Short distance athletics footraces up to 400 metres.

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Running over a short distance in a limited period of time.

Usage of sprinting in English

It just a problem of sprinting, Simms said in a telephone interview. 
 Reuters 

What's the most important thing you need to be good at sprinting? 
 The Guardian 

A young knight came sprinting up the road and squatted beside Nikephoros. 
 Siege of heaven 

The world is sprinting ahead, while the United States is in reverse. 
 Reuters 

He fought me for a moment, then relented, sprinting by my side. 
 Nemesis 

The sprinting stroke is a direct glide ahead with the foot straight. 
 Outdoor Sports and Games 

Sam looked around and saw Jaggard sprinting across the room toward them. 
 Brain jack 

They started sprinting toward the line of trees about thirty yards away. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

The path we'd just climbed was wide and flat, perfect for sprinting. 
 The Fearless 

With a tremendous swing, she whipped the dart toward the sprinting animal. 
 Book Four: Tales From Ancient Days 

Celaena started sprinting for the Master's greeting room, heedless of the noise. 
 The Assassin’s Blade 

Despite his immense strength, the Wookiee was not built for long-distance sprinting. 
 Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope 

In no time she is sprinting across the bright quad toward Archer. 
 Strange Sweet Song 

He followed behind me, his gun drawn, with Bian sprinting behind him. 
 Man in the Middle 

He looked down and saw me swinging that baton, sprinting toward him. 
 Mortal Allies 

But when it comes to sprinting, the cheetah is nature's gold medallist. 
 The Irish Times 

sprinting

sprint

Verb

Present

Noun

Singular

Frequent collocations

Translations for sprinting

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Catalan

Sprinting through the time

Sprinting across language varieties

United States of America

Common

United Kingdom

Less common

Meanings of sprinting in English