Sentence examples for be competing from from inspiring English sources

It just so happens that the Muscovite arena where the Uhuorugos and Co will be competing from this morning – formerly Lenin Stadium, now the Luzhniki Stadium – was the setting for one of the great British athletics shows of time gone by: when Steve Ovett, Sebastian Coe, Allan Wells and Daley Thompson all struck gold at the boycott-affected Olympic Games of 1980.

Team USA's Kerri Walsh Jennings, winner of three Olympic gold medals, leads the list of elite athletes who will be competing from Thursday through Sunday.

This year, 3,000 are competing from about 100 camps in the U.A.E., Oman and Qatar.

In truth, these two meanings of the war had been competing from the very beginning.

Modi is competing from two seats, including the holy city of Varanasi.

However, the rate of fundraising from Paul, who is competing from a similar donor-base to Cruz, appears to have slowed considerably since then.

I said, 'In this country, you're competing from the day you're in kindergarten.' " For girls like Tamika Pate, 9, whose school does not offer athletics, the Colgate games are their only chance to run competitively.

The women are competing from the members' tees at about 6,200 yards.

Twenty-one of Vonn's victories have come in Super-G, an event not on the World Cup program when Moser-Proell was competing from 1969 through 1980.

Con is that you may be competing for attention from other posters of content.

GR was competed from the radiolabeled GRE with as little as 5x unlabeled competitor GRE and almost fully with 15 30x (Fig. 2B).