Sentence examples for a feisty competitor from inspiring English sources
"She's a feisty competitor and more of a power player," said Capriati.
The merger is "pro-competitive", insists Murray Kessler, Lorillard's boss.Perhaps, but Lorillard was a feisty competitor, forcing its bigger rivals to restrain price increases.
Shardul Thakur The 23-year-old pace bowler took 48 wickets in the recently concluded Ranji season, and also earned a reputation as a feisty competitor.
Uruguay may be a tiny neighbor to Brazil, but ever since the World Cup started — in Uruguay — it has been a feisty competitor with its big brother.
On Tuesday she will face her biggest test yet, against the 2012 finalist Sara Errani, a feisty competitor who loves nothing more than a good scrap and has done exceptionally well to make the most of a fairly limited game.
There have been several incidents over the years when he might have handled himself better on the field – the double teapot gesture to team-mates, his occasional gamesmanship towards opponents – but he has remained a feisty competitor.
There is the feisty competitor who has drawn criticism from her colleagues in the Women's National Basketball Association for playing dirty.
She has been all at once the feisty competitor who has played Open matches hurt and the mysterious one who withdraws without an explanation.
Intel had been late to respond to technological challenges in energy efficiency and heat consumption, and it has spent the better part of two years racing to catch up with its smaller but feisty competitor, Advanced Micro Devices.
But his apology for Intel's decision to cancel the next version of its flagship Pentium 4 chip highlights the latest in a series of stumbles by the company, which has once again been forced to follow the lead of its much smaller but increasingly feisty competitor, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD .At issue is the best approach to making faster chips.
US Air has proved to be a feisty low-fare competitor, saving passengers hundreds of millions of dollars, the D.O.J. says.
