Sentence examples for colleges competition from inspiring English sources

He played Gaelic football, representing St Patrick's in the final of the All Ireland colleges competition in 1948.

He continued to debate competitively as a student at Moorpark College, participating in a national community college competition this year.

Except for small-college competition, he had never won an important title.

Some experts said he played against college competition that was too soft.

Coughlin, 23, stampeded through college competition at the University of California for four years.

Its list of college competition winners was stellar, too: not just Plath, but also Joan Didion, Mona Simpson, Ann Beattie, Francine du Plessix Gray and Diane Johnson.

Teams may not be convinced he can compete in the N.F.L. after having played against small-college competition.

These are the more familiar pressures of sixth grade, the backdrop against which the new stresses from standardized tests and college competition are set.

To overcome these obstacles, analysts are forced to resort to the quantitative equivalent of duct tape and super glue to estimate the quality of college competition.

As recognition of the gap year and the intensity of college competition grow, some guidance counselors are seeing parent attitudes change.

College competition involves several levels: beginner, novice, intermediate and advanced (also called open), and when riders have amassed 35 points, they go on to the next level.