Sentence examples for angling competitions from inspiring English sources

The show also has two angling competitions.

I have never liked angling competitions, but Peter and I have somehow become engaged in an informal and ongoing salmon fishing contest.

A French visitor once threw up his hands and exclaimed, "Désordre Britannique!" The house now costs $6.5 million a year to run, and last year it became self-sufficient for the first time, living off income from the trust and proceeds from visitor payments, country fairs, angling competitions, park concerts, garden events and the shops and restaurants started by the duchess.

Sport fishers occasionally keep captured rays for meat or angling competitions; a small number are also kept for display in public aquariums, and it has reproduced in captivity.

Also in 2001, an activist smashed fishing poles and leapt into the murky waters of the River Trent in the English Midlands to protest an angling competition.

Big Plans for Island Wind Up in Court Each side accuses the other of angling to cut competition.

"If the two merged, there would be an international angle to the competition issue," he said.

As for the competition angle, they want to make it very clear that this is not an official Google project — as they say, it's "not Google-centric nor endorsed by Google (other than them letting us open source our side project)".

The two hammed it up for the camera, playing up the whole "friendly competition" angle, while baby Westlund giggled along as her parents declared her the show's new mascot. .

The two nations are battling for political influence across the region, from Yemen to Syria, and with Iran now angling for foreign investment, economic competition between the two regional powers could soon intensify.

Unlike Mr. Crowe, whose peering, wary eyes always make it look as if he's working an angle, sussing out the competition (and co-stars) to gain an advantage, Mr. Wahlberg often looks almost surprised by what's happening around him.