Sentence examples for compete on it from inspiring English sources

"I've said for a long time that if there's ever a golf course I have any chance to compete on, it would be this golf course," Nicklaus added.

And as the retail business affects the bottom lines of the surf apparel brands — Quiksilver, Billabong and Rip Curl — there will be an impact on the 11-stop ASP World Tour and the surfers who compete on it.

"Coming into this championships I wasn't even going to compete on it.

For instance, a primary goal of common good businesses will be to cooperate with competitors to voluntarily agree to raise the level of the labor, environmental and social playing field while continuing to compete on it as a secondary priority.

Snowboarders have already competed on it and complained about its shape and condition, leading to changes being made.

Kate Gosselin appeared last year on "Dancing With the Stars," and Bristol Palin will be competing on it this fall, holding what is apparently the Recent Break-Up slot in the competition.

But six of the US team were competing on it for the first time this week – with only America's best player, Justin Thomas, bothering to make the trip over to the French Open this summer.

That would get the new public plan off to a good start, after which it would compete on its own.

But Novell also is admitting it cannot compete on its own against Red Hat.

If it can't compete on content, it must at least compete for clarity.

If Dell is going to compete on price, it's hard to see how it can wring much profit out of each machine.