0 present participle of sprint
1 to run as fast as you can over a short distance, either in a race or because you are in a great hurry to get somewhere:
But if there are only 6-1 players on both teams, sprinting towards the other edge of the field may prove helpful to victory.
It was not until her one of her friends suggested she try track cycling that she discovered a talent for high speed sprinting.
He also stressed sprinting and being in strong physical condition.
Examples of anaerobic exercise include sprinting and weight lifting.
The rubber spring allows for four different tension settings from flexible for slow super efficient swimming through rigid for sprinting.
Other critiques include frequent slow-loading screens, slow character movement/reaction, sprinting which requires stamina (a slow-refilling bar potions fill instantly), etc.
They hunt by stalking their prey, approaching within about 5m ft before suddenly sprinting.
It is the sprinters that are sprinting!
