zola pieterse造句

• The major disappointment in the women's race was Zola Pieterse Budd, who dropped out at 20 miles with " low blood sugar ."
• The major disappointment was 36-year-old Zola Pieterse Budd, who dropped out at 32 kilometers ( 20 miles ) with " low blood sugar ."
• "I'm training for the London Marathon, " says the two-time world cross country champion, who now goes by her married name Zola Pieterse.
• However, in the team competition, South Africa places as high as fourth in 1993; Griffiths was the fourth runner behind Zola Pieterse, Elana Meyer and Colleen de Reuck.
• South Africa's Zola Pieterse _ the former Zola Budd _ who won the cross-country title twice in 1984 and 1985, when she ran for Britain, will compete as well.
• Zola Pieterse, a two-time winner of the World Cross Country Championships, has been included in the South African team for this year's race in Turin, Italy on March 23.
• South Africa's Zola Pieterse _ the former Zola Budd _ who won the cross-country title twice in 1984 and 1985, when she ran for Britain, was to compete as well.
• Also in the field will be South Africa's Zola Pieterse, who twice won the title running for England in 1985 and 1986 as Zola Budd when the sports boycott prevented her from competing for South Africa.
• Well back in the pack was Zola Pieterse of South Africa, who gained worldwide notoriety in the 1980s as Zola Budd when she ran under a British passport because of a sports embargo against South Africa due to apartheid.
• That's Zola Pieterse, who as Zola Budd in the 1980s was hounded by anti-apartheid protesters and became the story of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics when the barefoot runner knocked down American Mary Decker in the 3, 000-meter final.
• But Slaney has asked about Budd _ who is now married and known as Zola Pieterse _ and talked nostalgically of a possible rematch in Atlanta, where the women's 3, 000 meters will be replaced by 5, 000 meters to match the men's program.
• The women's field also includes Ireland's Sonia O'Sullivan, the reigning world 5, 000-meter champion; and South Africa's Zola Pieterse, formerly Zola Budd, who won the cross-country title twice in 1984 and 1985 when she ran for Britain.
• World marathon record-holder Paul Tergat of Kenya, U . S . track and field legends Michael Johnson and Mike Powell, Indian-born British long distance runner Richard Nerurkar and former 5, 000 meters world-record holder Zola Pieterse ( formerly Budd ) also participated in the shorter 7-kilometer ( 4 mile ) race to popularize the sport in cricket-crazy India.