zola budd造句

• They are about to be the most famous barefooted Olympians since Zola Budd.
• South African teenager Zola Budd had controversially obtained British citizenship to enter the Olympics.
• Before Meyer emerged, South Africa's running heroine was Zola Budd.
• Mary Decker Slaney takes a trip, courtesy of Zola Budd.
• She was disqualified, with Zola Budd, on residency grounds.
• Mary Decker Slaney can never forget her collision with Zola Budd at the 1984 Olympics.
• The record would stand for only a month, as Zola Budd ran 4 : 17.57 in Zurich.
• You also wouldn't want to get in her way because Zola Budd did at the 1984 Olympics.
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• In 1984, another gymnast, Mary Lou Retton, upstaged the 1, 500m pre-Games hype between Mary Decker and Zola Budd.
• Slaney is best remembered for being accidentally tripped by South African Zola Budd at the'84 Olympics . . ..
• She had rejected offers to compete for Britain while the boycott was in place, as her fellow South African Zola Budd did.
• She was considered a favorite, but midway through the race she and barefooted Zola Budd, a South African competing for Britain, became entangled.
• Many events were promoted, the most famous being a series of 10K Bangor Classics which included Zola Budd and many other famous runners.
• Former South African world cross-country champion Zola Budd is pregnant but still wants to run in the World Championships next month in Durham, England.
• Many leisure and competitive runners have been known to run barefoot, including well-known athletes Zola Budd of South Africa and Abebe Bikila of Ethiopia.
• The hearing was conducted in an emotionally-charged atmosphere, attracting media coverage in Britain rivaled only by the Zola Budd eligibility hearings of the 1980s.
• The award is made in honour of the doyen of South African athletics statisticians, Harry Beinart, and was first awarded to Zola Budd in 1983.
• On the same track in Los Angeles in 1984, Mary Decker writhed after tangling with the barefoot Zola Budd, and Carl Lewis won everything in sight.
• The women's 5, 000 record has toppled at Crystal Palace once before, when Zola Budd set the new mark in 1985 by running 14 : 48.07.