sabae造句

• But her 1995 season was considerably less successful, largely because of a stress fracture in her wrist that later led to shoulder problems and forced her to miss the worlds in Sabae, Japan.
• The organizers plan to invite eight gymnasts for each specialty, such as parallel bars, and start from the quarterfinals, they explained Wednesday in Sabae, where the World Championships are under way.
• Unlike other sports, where qualifying for the Olympics is done in several events, the International Gymnastics Federation designated the 1995 World Championships in Sabae, Japan as its one and only Olympic qualifier.
• Sabae, a city of 64, 000 near the coast of the Sea of Japan, about 320 kilometers ( 200 miles ) northwest of Tokyo, has been the home of some top Japanese gymnasts.
• The International Gymnastics Federation, known by its French acronym of FIG, already has denied North Korea's request to send gymnasts to the Olympics, citing North Korea's absence at the worlds in Sabae.
• After finishing first in the all-around at the World Team Trials in Austin last fall, Moceanu whirled and strutted to a fifth-place finish in her debut at the World Gymnastics Championships in Sabae, Japan.
• As Kormann has tried to explain this week, an unheralded U . S . squad went to last autumn's World Championships in Sabae, Japan, with a goal of finding a niche in the team compulsories.
• "I think everyone was kind of curious why I wasn't in Sabae, and I want to show them I'm in really good shape if not better shape than I was before ."
• The injury forced him to miss the 1995 World Championships in Sabae, but he recovered sufficiently to win his second European Championships in 1996 and was considered to be a major medal threat for the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta.
• This year, the focus has been on the diminutive and charismatic Moceanu, who won the national title last year at age 13, then finished fifth at the world championships in Sabae, Japan, as Miller faded to 12th.