iagar造句

• Romania's Elena Iagar won the race.
• Romania's Elena Iagar won instead.
• Three other female Romanian athletes _ Violeta Beclea, Monica Iagar and Ionela Tarlea _ also will not participate at the Birmingham meet.
• Monica Iagar-Dinescu, Romania : defending European champion; best jump of season of 2.01 ( 6-7 ).
• Rodica Petrescu captured the triple jump with 14.24 meters and also Monica Iagar leadped 1.91 meters to take the high jump.
• Monica Iagar-Dinescu of Romania also produced the best world performance of the year clearing 2.01 meters in the women's high jump.
• Monica Iagar-Dinescu cleared 1.98 meters to win the high jump, while Olga Vasdeki won the triple jump with a leap of 14.64.
• Monica Iagar-Dinescu of Romania had the best performance of the year in the women's high jump, clearing 2.01 meters ( 6 feet, 7 inches ).
• High jump _ 1, Brita Bilac, Slovenia, 1.94.2, Nele Zilinskiene, Lithuania, 1.92.3, Monica Iagar, Romania, 1.92.
• Ukrainian Alexey Lukashevich took the long jump gold with a jump of 8.06 meters while Romania's Monica Iagar was No . 1 in the women's high jump with a leap of 1.96.
• Russia's Yekaterina Puzanova won the women's 1500 m in 4 : 06.30 ahead of Elena Iagar of Romania in 4 : 06.90 and Alesya Turova of Belarus with 4 : 07.69.
• Russia's Yekaterina Puzanova won the women's 1500 in 4 : 06.30, ahead of Elena Iagar of Romania in 4 : 06.90 and Alesya Turova of Belarus with 4 : 07.69.
• Storbeck-Cloete leaped a career-best, world record-leading and South African record 2.04 meters ( 6 feet, 8 \ inches ) at Monaco Aug . 4, beating a top field that included previous world leader Monica Iagar-Dinescu of Romania.
• Storbeck-Cloete leaped a career-best, world record-leading and South African record 2.04 meters ( 6 feet, 8 1 / 4 inches ) in Monaco on Aug . 4, beating a top field that included previous world-leader Monica Iagar-Dinescu of Romania.
• High jump-1, Hanne Haugland, Norway, 1.96.2, Amy Acuff, United States, 1.93.3, Olga Kaliturina, Russia, 1.93.4, Monica Iagar, Romania, 1.93.5, Svetlana Zalevskaya, Kazakhstan, 1.93.6, Viktoriya Fyodorova, Russia, 1.93.
• High jump-1, Svetlana Zalevskaya, Kazakhstan, 1.96 meters . 2, Amy Acuff, United States, 1.96.3, Hanne Haugland, Norway, 1.94.4, Tatyana Motkova, Russia, 1.94.5, Moncia Iagar, Romania, 1.94.6, Pia Zinck, Denmark, 1.92 . ( sn)
• 1, Monica Iagar, Romania, 2.00 meters . 2, Amy Acuff, U . S, 2.00.3, Inga Babakova, Ukraine, 1.98.4, Olga Kaliturina, Russia, 1.90.5, Viktoria Fjodorova, Russia, 1.90.6, Alina Astafei, Germany, 1.90.7, Hanne Haugland, Norway, 1.90.
• Among the women, Greece's Ekaterini Thanou, world champion at 60 meters indoors, led from the blocks to take the 100 in 11.25 seconds; Russia's Marina Trandenkova won the 200 in 22.63; Romanian Monica Iagar easily won the high jump by clearing 1.94 ( 6-4 1-4 ), and Irina Korzhanenko took the shot put with 18.78 ( 61-7 1-2 ).
• Among the women, Greece's Ekaterini Thanou, world champion at 60 meters indoors, led from the blocks to take the 100 in 11.25 seconds; Russia's Marina Trandenkova won the 200 in 22.63; Romanian Monica Iagar easily won the high jump by clearing 1.94 ( 6-4 1-4 ), and Irina Korzhanenko took the shot put with 18.78 ( 61-7 1-2 ) . 1996 Olympic champion.
• High jump-1, Alina Astafei, Germany, 1.98.2, Niki Bakogianni, Greece, 1.96.3, Olga Bolshova, Moldavia, 1.94.4, Nele Zilinskiene, Lithuania, 1.94.5, Monica Iagar, Romania, 1.94.6, Kajsa Bergqvist, Sweden, 1.92.7, Natalya Golodnova, Russia, 1.89.8, ( tie ) Pia Zinck, Denmark, and Alica Javad, Slovakia, 1.89.10, Donata Jancewicz, Poland, 1.89.11, Viktoria Seryogina, Russia, 1.89.12, Zuzana Kovacikova, Czech Republic, 1.80 . ( sn)