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Topics football topics
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Examples football examples
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Simple sentences
Football is an old game.
I like football.
Germany has good football players.
Do you like football?
Messi is the world's greatest football player.
Who's your favorite football player?
Both my sons are crazy about football.
I am playing football with my friends.
Football is my favorite game.
Football was played in China in the second century.
Did you get hurt in the football game?
The football game is now on the air.
A football team consists of eleven players.
It said that people could not play football in the future and that anyone who broke this law would be sent to prison.
That football is made of genuine leather.
Ken is a football player.
The football game is now in action.
We play football every Saturday.
I am fond of soccer, rugby, football, and so on.
I'm on the football team.
The football game might be called off on account of rain.
Where can I see a football game?
The football game was postponed on account of bad weather.
Tom is captain of the football team and is on the baseball team as well.
Gary found an outlet for his energy in playing football.
I played football and my sister played tennis.
My favourite game is football.
Movie subtitles
Well, growing up, I always thought I'd be a pro football player, but I got a bum knee, so went into the family business. real estate.
This is a football formation.
The Opening of the Fall term at Tate University a large football stadium with a college attached.
Football practice. Where men are men and necks are nothing.
When every heart in Tate stood still and all the world watched football history in the making.
I'm Just Wanna Check On The Football Score.
Football?
Cup? Waterloo, football or tea.
Football, silly.
I've got a football team to coach.
A football player owning a dress shop is news, isn't it?
Mr. Kent's idea is to introduce the football motif into dress designing.
How about that stalwart youth down there in the football jersey?
Football player, eh?
This school has had a new president every year since 1888, when we won our last football game.
And for a good football team, you need good football players.
Where do you get good football players?
Isn't that against the law, selling football players in a speakeasy?
It's not right for a college to buy football players.
I'm looking for two football players who hang around here.
In case I never see you again, what would you want to play football?
First we want a football.
I no think I can sleep on a football.
Trouble is we're neglecting football for education.
There's too much football, and not enough education.
Where would the college be without football?
Report for football practice in the morning.
On Monday I play football.
When do you play football?
Waterloo, football or tea.
He tells one in particular about a football game.
The football.
What in the world was Dad ever doing with a football?
Oh, no, it's for a football team.
Tell 'em about the football team.
That's a football favour!
Could be playing football.
Who plays football in the dark?
Odd things to take to a football match.
Doesn't your son want to be a football player?
News and current affairs
In the Italian case, following the corruption scandals that have nearly sunk Il Calcio, Italy's premier football league, the national team had to rehabilitate the game in the eyes of their fellow citizens.
Indeed, in the new global balance, where football has become much more than sport, Europe is back with a vengeance.
If football and its culminating moment, the World Cup, has become the universal religion of the global age, this is above all because it fulfills, in a non-spiritual way, contradictory instincts in human nature.
Football magnifies the cult of the individual and the glorification of the hero, but it is also a celebration of the cooperative team spirit.
In terms of football at least, the Hispanic community's influence has brought the United States closer to Europe (though not, of course, in its team's performance on the pitch).
As the world was watching the football games in Germany, North Korea was testing long-range missiles and Palestinians in the governing Hamas launched attacks on Israel that prompted a bloody invasion of Gaza.
Football may explain the world, but it does not improve it.
But we also speak of men's aggressive behaviour to their partners or children, aggressive confrontations among football fans, or of police against protestors.
They are just not powerful enough to justify spending billions of dollars for laser weapon systems the size of football fields.
When football matches - at least those that must produce a winner - end in a draw, a penalty shoot-out must resolve the matter, as this World Cup has demonstrated so dramatically.
The shoot-out's individual competition for heroism or misery is really alien to such a team game as football, but it is accepted as a necessary way to resolve the stalemate.
BERLIN - How heartwarming it is to land in Germany, where football fans hold up banners welcoming refugees from the war-ravaged Middle East.
It would create its own set of incentives, which, on balance, would pressure individual countries to avoid demotion, just as top-tier football (soccer) teams seek to avoid relegation to the minor leagues.
Indeed, before World War I the German national football team consisted entirely of players with Polish names.
Yerevan - Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan's recent invitation to Turkish President Abdullah Gul to visit Yerevan to watch a football match together was historic.
That is more than the usual viewership for ESPN's Monday Night Football, the biggest regular television draw for fans of American football.
This triangle is the direct consequence of the process of normalization between Armenia and Turkey, which began when both countries' presidents met at a football game.
For starters, Lee did not come to power in a military coup, and his opponents were not massacred in football stadiums.
Were they thinking about football or about making love to their girlfriends?
We know far more about Europe's football than we do about Europe's politics.