Sentence examples for been competing right from inspiring English sources

"Somerset have been competing right at the top of the domestic game for a number of years and I'm sure Surrey are hoping that's what will happen at the Oval".

"We've got to be competing right at the highest level.

Before RealDolls manages to refine and sell its robots, with their lubricated mouths and their custom eye colours, there are entrepreneurs who are competing right now to market their own versions first.

"Our step forward in Barcelona will be bigger than you can make at each race during the flyaways (long-haul races) but it would not be realistic to expect us to suddenly be competing right at the front," cautioned Schumacher on his personal website (http://www.michael-schumacher.de).

"If that all comes together, I am sure we will be competing right up there with everyone".

In terms of 2012 Olympic preparations, it will be difficult for athletes to mask their form because they will be competing right up until the Olympics itself.

Mercedes and Ferrari look in good shape ahead of the new season, which starts in Australia in two weeks' time, and it is believed that Lotus and Red Bull will both also be competing right at the front at the start of the season in Australia in two weeks' time.

We don't know how far she got into the competition because she's not allowed to tell us yet, but she's competing right now and she's sort of the best part of the show.

When there are competing rights, how do you discern between freedom of religion and discrimination?

OSTHAMMAR, Sweden — Twelve years ago, fearing for her health, Inger Nordholm quit her job as a hairdresser in this seaside Swedish community, one of several that have been competing for the right to become the country's permanent storage site for radioactive waste.

No, I would have been competing with young people right out of law school willing to stay up all night working, and I didn't have that kind of energy.