Usage examples (27)

• Doing the Fosbury Flop onto sawdust six or seven feet down would be a method you might try once, maybe twice.
• You can have a miler and a sprinter, a Fosbury and a Jonathan Edwards, or, gasp, even a football player and a dancer.
• He'd won gold in Mexico City with his revolutionary "Fosbury flop," turning the straddle technique on its head by going over the bar head and shoulders first.
• In the couple of decades that I have been following Melanie's copy she has cleared every fence she encountered by a perfect Fosbury flop - with a foot to spare each time.