Sentence examples for a competitive town from inspiring English sources

ASPEN, Colo., is a competitive town.

"It's a big whisper campaign in a competitive town where people complain if their picture or organization isn't included enough by us," Ms. Reingold said.

Nocturne is a charmer that deserves to make it, even in a competitive restaurant town like Babylon.

Healey says: "In some ways, the report last week delivers considerable scope once again for a renaissance of great northern cities, and it also, I think, gives the basis for some of our very modern and highly competitive towns and cities in some of the other regions to forge ahead as well".

But others counter that in a highly competitive bar town in a faltering economy, keeping a place filled on weekend nights is crucial to their success.

Daytona Beach's spring break planners also say that the lingering fear of flying among travelers since Sept. 11 may give the town a competitive advantage.

The hope is it will mobilise a competitive spirit between neighbourhoods, towns and cities to score points, win prizes and have fun - with the added benefit of getting people on the move.

Renee, 14, who plays soccer for her school, her town and a competitive travel team, said signing up for Velocity was her dad's idea.

Putting up a hotel next to his 1,200-guest 1,200-guestuld allow him to provide a competitive amenity -- housing for out-of-town revelers -- and the 400-car garage would relieve valets from hunting for on-street spots for cars that cannot ballroommodated in the existing 120-space lot.

Don't be fooled by the laid-back attitudes found in many of the Caribbean's sleepy beach towns -- it's a competitive place.

Once J.C. Penney's stores in small towns gave the company a competitive edge.