Sentence examples for catching competition from inspiring English sources

10am-5pm, until 21 August This is a nine-day long celebration of fun and free events: kite flying, a Bollywood parade, a motor show, coastal walks, a giant sandcastle and a monster crab catching competition to name a few.

Figure 1 A catching competition of aquacultured P. altivelis by children of local residents.

For example, the harvested fishes are used for catching competition of the fishes by the children of local residents in exchange meetings (Figure 1).

The aquacultured fishes are used for catching competition by children of local residents, and utility of the children can be larger with better-grown fishes since they can eat the caught fishes after the competition.

At each exchange meeting, several hundred individuals of the aquacultured fishes are used for the catching competition by children of local residents: the main event of the meeting (Figure 1).

Some of the first Snappables previewed by Snapchat include an Asteroids-style space shooter, a bubble gum popping contest, a weight lifting one you play by straining your forehead, a kiss-blowing game, an egg catching competition and a dance party.

This, though, was Surrey Schools' Day and, at its peak, 6,000 people – only about one-sixth of whom had reached their teens – were at The Kia Oval; at lunch there was a high-catching competition and Vauxhall City Farm – bringing with them an array of animals from geese to guinea pigs – had decamped here.

She is exactly the kind of eye catching talent a competition looking for airtime in a crowded marketplace dreams of.

"It's just a matter of the competition catching up with the interest".

"The revolutionary App Store offers iPhone and iPod touch users an experience unlike anything else available on other mobile devices, and we see no signs of the competition catching up anytime soon".

There are still many countries where it is not an offence to be in possession of performance-enhancing drugs, so the authorities are restricted to catching the thieves at competitions or via rare out-of-competition testing.