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An emotional speech inspires the protagonists.
(Sports film clichés) (Clichés)
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"I'd like to thank my Lord and savior."
(Sports clichés used in sports announcing) (Clichés)
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"They have to have a great game for their team to win."
(Sports clichés used in sports announcing) (Clichés)
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"It's gut-check time."
(Sports clichés used in business) (Clichés)
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"That will come back to haunt them."
(Sports clichés used in sports announcing) (Clichés)
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"Throw under the bus."
(Sports clichés used in sports announcing) (Clichés)
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About This Tool
If you are a sports fan, turn on the TV, newspaper, Internet every day, almost will see the same sports news. Or the people who write these sports stories think it doesn’t matter, that as long as the picture and the results are presented to the audience and readers, then everything will be fine. In fact, such clichés have long been tiresome to all, and from the standpoint of “Literal death school”, the same sports news often appears those wrong words, most people, though, use it in a similar way and think it’s right.
These Sports Clichés, which are internationally common, are recorded in detail by a random tool and stored in a generator for anyone interested in Sports to view. Although there are only 49 entries, each one is a Clich és that you can often see or hear in newspapers, magazines, TV, etc. Avoid repeating these sentences or words, start on your own, and don’t talk about or avoid these Sports Clichés.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of sports clichés.
