Sentence examples for compete who from inspiring English sources
It is the officials who gave them a flawed system under which to compete who should be replaced.
That contribution includes providing more information to voters about candidates and who makes donations to them, as well as allowing candidates to compete who would not otherwise be able to do so.
The only downside is that this system ensures a steady supply of "sitting around guys" — young Saudi males who have nothing other than religious education and no skills to compete — who then get recruited to become 9/11-style hijackers and suicide bombers in Iraq.
"Rod Thorn and Ed Stefanski have done a very good job of putting together a roster of guys who we know are going to compete, who understand now that wearing a Nets jersey is very significant," Frank said of the Nets' top basketball executives.
Even clearer evidence can be found in science fiction series which the viewers watch them out over and over to compete who spots more "homages" that the creators planted.
I called up Jay Meattle at Compete, who wrote the post, and he confirmed that of the 29.2 million unique visitors Compete counted for Facebook in November, those could also include visitors to Facebook iFrame "pages," which are really nothing more than a pop-up on a partner site.
If not, can you name any other notable athletes, in any sport, who wear or wore prescription glasses while competing who was not mentioned in the story?
In Rio there are athletes competing who have been banned for taking drugs and Lizzie's getting all this flak for something she's been cleared of.
People recognise you and even now there are people who remember me competing who want autographs and photos.
The only people who compete are those who think golf is too much of a pauper's sport.
Alcohol is consumed freely by the archers, and teams take along female cheerleaders - women are not allowed to compete - who are encouraged to shout lewd and disparaging comments about their opponents' sexual prowess in an attempt to put them off.
