例句與造句

1. He became president of the Road Records Association after 34 years on its executive committee.
2. The "'Road Records Association ( RRA ) "'is a records on the road but not in conventional races.
3. His son, A . G . Markham, broke the Road Records Association unpaced tricycle record for 100 miles with 5h 57m 22s in 1903.
4. In 1952 she broke the Women's Road Records Association Land's End to London record, completing 287 miles in 17h 13m 31s.
5. The official Road Records Association record for rider on a conventional bicycle is 44 hours, 4 minutes and 20 seconds, set by Gethin Butler in 2001.
6. It's difficult to find road records association in a sentence. 用road records association造句挺難的
7. The "'Women's Road Record Association ( WRRA ) "'was formed in 1934, and merged with the RRA in 1989.
8. The Women's Road Records Association disallowed her attempt on the Land's End to London record, in 1952, because the " Daily Mirror " had published a story announcing her attempt.
9. A J Wilson, president of the North Road Cycling Club, convened a meeting in 1888 at which the Road Records Association was founded with the object of certifying the claims of male cyclists on the road, and setting standards for the timing and authentication of records.
10. Born in Wandsworth, London, Southall, who rode for the south London Norwood Paragon cycling club, broke numerous time trial and Road Records Association place-to-place records in domestic competitions, winning the first four British Best All-Rounder ( BBAR ) competitions from 1930 to 1933.
11. "Faed " worked for over 50 years as an administrator of cycling, co-founding the'North London Tricycling Club'( now renamed the'North London Cycling Club'), the'North Road Cycling Club', the'Irish Road Club', the'Road Records Association', and the'Cycle Trades Benevolent Fund '.
12. Cyclists had been trying the ride since at least July 1880, when H Blackwell and C A Harman of the Canonbury Bicycle Club rode from Cornwall to Caithness in 13 days . The first formal attempt was by George Pilkington Mills, who rode a penny-farthing with a 52-inch wheel for 5d 1h 45m in July 1886, when he was 19 . The Road Records Association formed two years later to formalise attempts.