Sentence examples for competed to make from inspiring English sources

We stood in wonder as these unofficial taxi drivers, who looked as if they shopped at the same store, competed to make the price attractive.

Even after Intel joined the One Laptop board, in country after country, the two organizations competed to make government sales, Mr. Negroponte said yesterday in a telephone interview.

Like others who got caught up in the recent commercial real estate frenzy, Joseph Moinian, the owner of 20 million square feet of office towers, apartment buildings and hotels throughout the country, sought to take advantage of the huge run-up in values as banks feverishly competed to make loans with exceedingly generous terms.

Comedians from 20 different countries competed to make people laugh.

Private companies could compete to make the railways more efficient.

The browsers compete to make the Web faster, but no one seeks to change its core.

Swedish and British television producers compete to make the best version of Wallander.

With fewer airlines competing to make their seats the cheapest, they could increase fares.

A plethora of such platforms are competing to make e-invoicing the norm.

The story focuses on the aides and advisers who compete to make the boss look important.

They were competing to make history, and now it's been made.