butterflier造句

• Australian butterflier Petria Thomas experienced the highest highs and the lowest lows.
• The American butterflier was carried from the pool deck on a stretcher with an ice pack strapped to one knee and was taken to a nearby hospital.
• Sabir Muhammad, 19, of Atlanta, a top young butterflier, hopes to be the first African-American to make the U . S . team.
• She was helped in the butterfly when Natalie Coughlin, probably the top American butterflier, decided to concentrate on her other races and not to swim that here.
• While it was Thorpe's sixth, it was a third for his teammates Welsh and world champion butterflier Geoff Huegill and second of the evening for breaststroker Jim Piper.
• Summer Sanders, who won three individual medals in the 1992 Games in Barcelona, will be in Atlanta only as the girlfriend of'96 Olympian butterflier Mark Henderson and possibly as a TV commentator.
• While it was Thorpe's sixth, it was a third gold medal here for his teammates Welsh and world champion butterflier Geoff Huegill and second of the evening for world shortcourse champion breaststroker Jim Piper.
• At the end of the year, he came second to Neville Hayes, a fellow Talbot swimmer, defeating Harry Turner, who had been expected to be Australia's second butterflier at the Olympics.
• Backstroker B . J . Bedford, butterflier Missy Hyman and individual medley specialist Paul Nelsen will be among seven men and seven women making up a barebones U . S . team that will swim only the sprint events.
• The Fourth of July count is organized by the North American Butterfly Association, based in the Morristown, N . J ., home of its president, Jeffrey Glassberg, 47, a molecular biologist, environmentalist and dedicated butterflier.
• Butterflier Byron Davis, who missed in his bid to become the first African-American on the U . S . Olympic swimming team, was named assistant women's coach at UCLA, his alma mater . . ..
• Last August, John Trembley, the Tennessee coach and still Stewart's coach, suggested that a 100-meter butterflier could swim faster underwater, too, and break Pablo Morales's 1986 record of 52.84 seconds.
• ANN ARBOR, Mich . _ Jon Urbanchek made Tom Malchow a promise : If the beanpole of a butterflier came to his University of Michigan program, the swimmer would be taken care of from " cradle to grave ."
• While it was Thorpe's sixth, it was a third gold medal here for his teammates Welsh, the world champion backstroker, and world champion butterflier Geoff Huegill and second of the evening for world shortcourse champion breaststroker Jim Piper.
• Trinidad has medley specialist George Bovell; Canada will pin its hopes on butterflier Michael Mintenko; while South Africa will be spearheaded by former short-course breaststroke world champion Sarah Poewe and Terence Parkin, Olympic silver medalist in the 200 breaststroke.
• Misty Hyman of Phoenix, the U . S . Olympic Committee's female Athlete of the Month for December for her backstroke world title, was previously known primarily as a butterflier who uses the innovative 25-meter underwater kick on her starts.
• Trinidad has a strong contender in medley specialist George Bovell; Canada will pin its hopes on Olympic and butterflier Michael Mintenko; while South Africa will be led by former short-course breaststroke world champion Sarah Poewe and Terence Parkin, Olympic silver medalist in the 200 breaststroke.
• This competition established Pankratov as the leading butterflier in the world and two years later in Atlanta, at the 1996 Summer Olympics, he won two gold medals, one each in the 100 m and 200 m butterfly and a silver medal in the 4?00 m medley with his Russian teammates.