Sentence examples for Ennis-Hill from high-quality English sources.

• Ennis-Hill found the second wind she needed.

• The 2012 champion Jessica Ennis-Hill accepts her silver medal with a smile, a class act as always.

• For the following circuit workout, Ennis-Hill recommends doing each exercise for around 20 to 30 seconds at a time, resting for 10 seconds between each one.

• Finishing second was nowhere for Ennis-Hill.

• Ennis-Hill outperformed Chernova - throwing 47.49m to the Russian's 46.29m.

• Ennis-Hill never usually struggled to sleep between the two days of a heptathlon.

• "Toni was obviously a bit unsure as to whether the javelin was going to go to plan," Ennis-Hill says.

• For the second time that day, Ennis-Hill ran faster than she had ever done before - and ever would again.

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• Four years previously Ennis-Hill had been preparing to make her Olympic debut at the Beijing Games in 2008.

• Ennis-Hill couldn’t beat Thiam by the 9.47 second margin she needed at the end, missing out by a couple of seconds.

• However Toni Minichiello, the coach of London 2012 gold medallist Jess Ennis-Hill, said he was concerned at the change.

• The imposing Chernova crossing the line arms aloft, with Ennis-Hill a few metres behind, diminutive, deflated and defeated.

• Ennis-Hill stayed away from the Olympic Stadium in the years building up to 2012 but she couldn't stay out of the public consciousness.

• That 13-metre gap ruined any chance of winning gold (although Ennis-Hill was later upgraded from silver when Chernova failed a drugs test).

• The bold claim came after an 80-strong track and field squad, including Mo Farah, Jessica Ennis-Hill, Greg Rutherford and Jo Pavey, was announced.

• The race director, Hugh Brasher, is urging the public to join figures such as Gareth Bale, Sir Steve Redgrave and Jessica Ennis-Hill in order to help the £1.5m already raised grow rapidly.

Ennis-Hill sentence examples

• There have certainly been plenty of those along the way – including, of course, that London 2012 gold medal, sandwiched neatly between those of Jessica Ennis-Hill and Mo Farah, during 46 minutes of cacophony and wild delirium at London’s Olympic Stadium.

• Ennis-Hill, the golden girl of Team GB, smashed her own British record to win the heptathlon, Rutherford took gold in the long jump with a fourth-round leap of 8.31m and finally Farah, who would go on to win the 5,000m seven days later, stormed to 10,000m gold.

• But one of the machinists at the factory that produced the garments – modelled on social media by the TV presenter Holly Willoughby, the singers Sam Smith and Jessie J, and the Olympian Jessica Ennis-Hill – said: “We don’t get paid enough and we work in inhuman conditions.”

• Celebrities are also getting involved in the challenge: Paul Chuckle (of Chuckle Brothers fame) is running around the apple tree in his garden; Jessica Ennis-Hill is hitting a golf ball 26 times with a cheese grater; and Jonny Wilkinson is doing 26 keepie uppies with various balls.