例句與造句

1. Alena Peterkova of the Czech Republic won the women's event, finishing in 2 : 33 : 45.
2. Alena Peterkova of the Czech Republic won the women's event, finishing in 2 hours, 33 minutes and 45 seconds.
3. Peterkova was fourth in the 1991 New York and 1994 Boston marathon races and was the winner in Bonn and Melbourne in 1989 and 1992.
4. Peterkova was fourth in the New York and Boston marathon races 1991 and 1994 and was the winner in Bonn and Melbourne in 1989 and 1992.
5. Jacqueline Jeritch of Kenya was second at 2 : 32 : 01 and Alena Peterkova of the Czech Republic third at 2 : 37 : 07.
6. It's difficult to find peterkova in a sentence. 用peterkova造句挺難的
7. Alena Peterkova from the Czech Republic finished second in 2 : 34 : 09, and Elena Makolova of Belarus finished third in 2 : 34 : 55.
8. Behind her were Alena Peterkova from the Czech republic with 2 : 34 : 09, and Elena Makolova of Belarus who finished in 2 : 34 : 55.
9. She'll be challenged by Kenyan Hellen Kimaiyo-Kipkosgei ( 2 : 29 : 45 ) and Alena Peterkova ( 2 : 25 : 19 ) of the Czech Republic.
10. Burkovska s performance sliced 38 seconds from the 2 : 31 : 28 record set by Czech Alena Peterkova in 1989 . At the 2010 Nagano Olympic Commemorative Marathon she finished second behind Lisa Jane Weightman, recording a time of 2 : 31 : 53.
11. By the six-mile mark, five different women had been recorded in the lead, Olga Appell, Ritva Lemettinen, Emma Scaunich, Alena Peterkova and Anne Marie Letko, with Nadia Prasad, Anuta Catuna, Adriana Barbu, Albertina Dias, Claudia Lokar, Kim Jones and Biktagirova never more than a few steps behind.
12. Other top women runners in the women's field are expected to be Alena Peterkova of the Czech Republic, Carmen De Oliveira of Brazil, Martha Tenorio of Ecuador, Madina Biktagirova of Belarus, Yvonne Danson of Britain, Tatiana Djabrailova of Ukraine, Iglandini Gonzalez of Colombia, Franziska Moser of Switzerland, Rocio Rios of Spain, Linda Somers of the United States and Mari Tanigawa of Japan.
13. She is the favorite in a deep women's field that includes Nadia Prasad of France, last year's third-place finisher, Alena Peterkova of the Czech Republic, Albertina Dias of Portugal, Adriana Barbu and Anuta Catuna of Romania, Tecla Loroupe of Kenya, as well as Americans Kim Jones, twice a second-place finisher, and Anne Marie Letko, who dropped out of her first marathon in New York last year after becoming dehydrated.