There is no starting line: all the birds in a competition take off at the appointed time from their own perches, often many miles apart.
"Training has been going amazing and I was really confident and just wanted to have fun seeing as it was just a small competition off a short approach and I did not taper for it.
In the second series, Big Boo and fellow inmate Nicky Natasha Lyonneembarkbark on a "f**k off" – a competition over who can bed the most women.
"Game of Thrones" received six awards at the Creative Arts Emmys on Saturday night, kicking off a competition among several cable dramas that will conclude next Sunday with the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards.
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Opinion polls before the general election put asylum and immigration near the top of voters' concerns, setting off a competition between Labour and the Conservatives to sound tough on the issue.
The ceremony brought together leaders of the rival public and private groups in a kind of truce, cooling off a competition that had grown acrimonious in recent months.
That set off a competition between the village of North Haven and local real estate agents to see who would get the property.
If there is a "bake-off" — a competition among advisers for the assignment — the number is even higher.
What's great about the High Line, is the way it started off — with a competition.
