gammoudi造句

• Gammoudi was also competitive at 10, 000 metres.
• Lasse Vir閚 took the lead in the final turn over silver medalist Mohammed Gammoudi.
• Mills and Clarke were running together with Gammoudi right behind as they entered the final lap.
• Then Gammoudi pushed them both and surged into the lead as they rounded the final curve.
• Mills sprinted past the Australian going into the final turn, as did Tunisia's Gammoudi.
• Clarke recovered and began chasing Gammoudi while Mills appeared to be too far back to be in contention.
• Clarke failed to catch Gammoudi, but Mills pulled out to lane 4 and sprinted past them both.
• Fayolle also competed at the 1963 Mediterranean Games and was a 5000 m silver medallist behind Mohammed Gammoudi.
• The most prominent favorites were West Germany's Harald Norpoth, Tunisia's Mohamed Gammoudi and Australia's Ron Clarke.
• Four days later, he was overtaken in the homestretch of the 5, 000 by Mohamed Gammoudi of Tunisia and won the silver medal.
• He had run a world record time of 28 : 15.6, while neither Gammoudi nor Mills had ever run under 29 minutes.
• He sprinted past Gammoudi with around 110 to 120 metres to go, and won in 13 : 26.4, one second before Gammoudi.
• He sprinted past Gammoudi with around 110 to 120 metres to go, and won in 13 : 26.4, one second before Gammoudi.
• Tunisia's Mohamed Gammoudi topped the rankings but the Englishmen, led by Hill in second and Fowler in third, again topped the team rankings.
• Tunisia's performance was led by Mansour Guettaya and Mohamed Gammoudi, who won a middle-distance running and long-distance running double, respectively.
• Halfway through the race, only four runners were still with Clarke : Mohammed Gammoudi of Tunisia, Mamo Wolde of Ethiopia, Kokichi Tsuburaya of Japan, and Mills.
• Tunisia left Athens without a single Olympic medal, since long distance runner Mohammed Gammoudi claimed the Olympic title in the men's 5000 metres at the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City.
• Both recovered, and while Gammoudi fell out of the race two laps later, Vir閚 caught up to the front and passed Bedford to take the lead at about the 6000 m mark.
• In the 5, 000-metres final one week later, Viren could keep up with Steve Prefontaine, Gammoudi, Puttemans and Ian Stewart, in the race's quick final four laps.
• First came a victory at the World Military Cross Country Championships, taking the title from Tunisian Mohammed Gammoudi Gammoudi was absent from the 1966 International Cross Country Championships and defending champion Jean Fayolle was not in the running.