Sentence examples similar to be competing later from inspiring English sources
Here are just five of the oldest Olympians who will be competing later this month in Rio.
Yes, it must be a bit of a contrast, having raced here in BTCC and then two weeks later you'll be competing in the LMS in a completely different car?
Zucker critiques Hannan and Carroll's measurement (1989) and argues that "newspapers may at one stage be competing within population (with other newspapers), but at a later stage be competing for both consumers and advertisers with radio, news magazines, and television news, none of which is entered into density as measured by Carroll and Hannan" (Zucker 1989, 543).
He turned professional in 1999 and, five years later, was competing in Athens at the Olympics.
A few years later, he was competing in 14 different dance categories and had found something central to his entire being.
Later, when Katz was competing in the Madden Series Championship, an announcer noted Katz's lack of emotion, adding he's "all business".
In later TV bulletins he was competing with Sam Cameron's telly debut.
Now, a month later, the thriving greens were competing for space, sun and probably some basic dignity.
It is competing because the death of the patient precludes a later revision.
Later, General Franks was asked if Washington was competing with Russia in Central Asia.
