Sentence examples for and competing with a from inspiring English sources

"You're not going to survive milking 60 cows and competing with a 30,000-cow herd out West.

HERE I was, waving my white card, bidding on Lot 2, "a fine antique kaskai carpet from southwest Persia," and competing with a bank of 10 telephones and a back wall lined with Iranian rug dealers.

"Insurers are terrified of selling a more comprehensive plan and competing with a less comprehensive plan" that siphons away healthier members, said Paul Ginsburg, president of Health Care Change, a research group based in Washington.

Now Mr. Mungiu, 44, is back and competing with a new film, "Beyond the Hills," that has again scored big at Cannes, with awards for screenplay and the performances of its two lead actresses.

With so much labor invested in performing this broad humor broadly (and competing with a subpar sound system), diminishing returns gradually set in as "Shlemiel the First" lopes along.

Do we really want them to stay around for six more years?... Writer sympathizes with Al Gore who may wind up running for President and competing with a Senate campaign that would constantly remind the public of all the things that were loathsome about the Administration in which he served..

Ms. Brown also does an instant makeover for a viewer's room and competes with a design star in a timed decorating project.

But because he had to sue a bank and compete with a museum to buy it, he and his family are glad to be there.

Banco Santander has invested $12 billion in Latin America, where it is the No. 1 bank in assets and competes with a Spanish rival, B.B.V.A. Benjamin Jones (NYT).

She began running 10 years ago after giving birth to twins, and competed with a women-only team, Athena, in New York.

The premature deaths and degenerative brain ailments reported in former N.F.L. stars and N.H.L. enforcers have made athletes in all sports more aware of the frightening consequences of trying to tough it out and compete with a concussion.