Sentence examples for a friendly competition from inspiring English sources

"It was a friendly competition.

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"Skittle Alley (Ninepins)" finds a friendly competition in a piano trio that Mozart supposedly composed during a bowling party.

And Mr. Zolenge made nice by saying that the Stage and the Carnegie "always had a friendly competition".

Last month they invited the Ivy League undergraduates and this year's national debate champions over for a friendly competition.

"It turned out they were surfers, too, so we decided to have a friendly competition," said Mr. O'Riordan.

Among traditional hunters, a friendly competition developed to recreate the Super Slam without the aid of modern engineering.

"It feels like someone's grabbing you, lunging your legs forward," said Mr. Cooke, with whom Mr. Woo has developed a friendly competition during their rehabilitation.

The Cup's governing document, the Deed of Gift, written in 1852, defines the Cup as a "friendly competition between foreign countries".

Traditional sport in Rwanda was a form of celebration, a friendly competition between community members during feasts and holidays or a way to honour visiting dignitaries.

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