Sentence examples for compete to create from inspiring English sources

Religious groups and temples, flush with donations, compete to create the loudest, brightest displays.

For example, they considered letting up-and-coming designers compete to create designs showcasing particular causes.

Two rival Japanese newspapers compete to create a menu that will capture the essence of the country's cuisine.

They compete to create the most lavish faux-Indian costumes and the most outrageous songs and dances.

It captures a world where big money, oversize egos and raw feelings collide as entrepreneurs compete to create the next big thing.

Insurers would compete to create policies that offered the most value for money, pressuring hospitals and doctors on behalf of all of us.

Meanwhile, a competition circuit arose as people competed to create the most spectacular custom cars.

Local architects competed to create stylish designs for the new apartments, giving them skylights, vaulted ceilings and elegant window shutters.

The bag, which is known as the Baguette, sparked a worldwide demand, and soon every major label was competing to create the new purse of the season.

Aniboom and the Fox television network, for instance, recently announced a project similar to "Live Music" that involves animators competing to create a new holiday special.

With Wallinger and Whiteread now competing to create Ebbsfleet's "Angel of the South", there's no danger of public art dying out in Britain.