Sentence examples for competing after from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

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

A lifelong martial arts practitioner, Mr. Genia lost interest in competing after he accidentally broke an opponent's leg while sparring.

The rest of the night was a blur, partly because there were so many competing after-parties spread uptown and downtown, and not just Henry Kissinger's birthday celebration, where Diane von Furstenberg said she was heading to catch up with Mrs. Clinton and Mr. de la Renta.

Preferences for competing after-school activities are potential determinants of the economic benefit of dance intervention, as increased PA must be valued in order for it to be maintained 8 and to have potential for long-term impact on PA levels.

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

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

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