Сочинение на тему " проффесиональный спорт за\против"

everybody knows that   sport is healthy. it helps to keep fit. but what is about professional sportsmen. are they healthy?

  on one hand, professional sportsmen   are full of life strong people with good health.   but on the other hand, the main part of their life is the professional traumas.   everybody knows   a story of one boxer, named muhammad ali. he was the winner of the olympics in 1960. he   won 51 out of 56 combats. he   was the real master of boxing. but the price for that was very high - he got parkinson disease at the age of 40.

another problem is dope. sportsmen use it to win the first places and gold medals. but   they don’t know if   it will bring no harm in future .for example, body   builders use the steroids to gain muscles. but is it very harmful for them. they can have problems with health in future.

sportsmen are forced to retire young.   to be sportsmen is not meant to be healthy. it is a hard job. you can be popular, you can win a lot of medals, you can be rich but what you will have in future nobody knows.

london bridge for a long time, right up until the 18th century, was the only bridge in the city. for time of its existence it has undergone a lot of changes, but always had a rather strict and simple appearance. in the form in which it is now, the bridge was built a little more than thirty years ago.the first london bridge was made of wood, and had built it, the romans even forties ad. since those times bridges changed each other with a certain frequency. the interesting fact is that the traditional left-wing movement in london began exactly with the london bridge. the fact is that the 18th century was introduced decree by which the horse-drawn carriages, moving across the bridge, they were obliged to go it is on the left side of the road, so that the driver could not hurt scourge of passers-by on the sidewalk. the first stone of london bridge was erected in the 12th century, it was a stone two-level floor, connected by a staircase, возлегавший on wooden poles. from the moment of construction of a stone bridge, and until the 18th century it was destroyed by flood and fire. until 1750, london bridge was the only bridge across the thames, until it was opened westminster bridge. in 1831, the engineer john rennie was developed by the project of the stone london bridge with five arches. but with the growth of the city, he ceased to cope with the traffic and it was dismantled and sold in america. he serves now in the state of arizona, unites the shores of lake хавасу. a modern bridge, built in 1972, is a busy city thoroughfare.the length of the london bridge 262 meters, width - 32 meters, but with its towers offers a beautiful view of the urban landscape, and tourists love to be photographed in this historic and picturesque place.   вот посмотри наверное правильно ! сама делала этог !

 

 

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fleet street

fleet street runs east from the royal courts of justice as far as ludgate circus. it

takes its name from the fleet river, which years ago followed the route  where farrington road now

stands. at that time traffic had to cross over the fleet bridge in order to reach the

cathedral.

fleet street’s associations with printing go back to the end of the 15th century,

when the pioneer publisher wynkyn de worde moved here from westminster. between

1500 and his death in 1535, from his premises he printed and published hundreds of

books, many on legal and religious subjects    (the inns of court and blackfriars monastery were both nearby).

other printers also working in the area included richard pynson, printer to the

king after 1508, whose office was at the corner    of fleet street and chancery lane. in 1530 sir

thomas more’s nephew william rastell began printing and selling books from

premises in st bride’s churchyard, bringing out an edition of his uncle’s works  in 1557. it was clear that the publishing industry was here to stay. a key date in the history

of fleet street was the year 1702   when the first newspaper, the daily courant, appeared. since then the street became home

to hundreds of newspapers, and its name is still synonymous with british national

journalism.

this state of affairs only came to an end in 1980’s, when the british press was going through a period of deep crisis  caused by the

changeover to the new technology, which necessitated relocating to gain more space.

the times led the way, to docklands, and within a few years fleet street was stripped

of its soul.

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