Sentence examples for competed after from inspiring English sources

"Not that many people have really competed after they won their Olympic gold," she says.

She battled through a shin injury before the Olympics, and at the 2009 world championships in Val d'Isère, France, she competed after slicing her thumb in an accident during a victory celebration.

The 29 ineligible student-athletes included: two student-athletes "who were not in good academic standing with the institution;" "three who failed to designate a degree program;" and seven "who competed after being academically ineligible".

Another male gymnast continued competing after he tore his A.C.L.

Gatlin was barred from competing after testing positive in 2006 for excessive testosterone.

With O'Gara, she conceived Sarah Fisher Racing as a means for her to compete after she stopped racing.

At the same time, fewer airlines are competing after bankruptcies culled the field.

They compete, after all, with old-line businesses that have long employed many people.

Jankovic kept right on competing after losing to Serena Williams in the United States Open final.

"For me, it's just a challenge to compete after all these years.

"If they're still competing after Ohio and Texas, there's this huge gap," Mr. Madonna said.