Sentence examples for competing all from inspiring English sources

At the same time, it's hard being out there and not competing all four events".

This year there were four Japanese teams among the 25 competing, all from Nippon Sports Science University in Tokyo.

"All we talk about is just competing all the time," Locke said Tuesday before a game at PNC Park.

But Terry Holt, a Bush-Cheney campaign spokesman, said: "The president doesn't take anything for granted and feels strongly about competing all over the country.

Some tribes will overlap, some won't, some will be sort of competing, all of which is good and healthy and exactly what we want to try and create".

But given Tiger's recent return to form and his love of the golf course, it's hard to see him not competing all the way to Sunday evening, when the tournament will come to its traditional climax on CBS, which has broadcast it every year since 1956, when Jack Burke, Jr., beat Ken Venturi by a single shot.

Following Nationals, Liukin was named to the American team for the World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany, competing all-around in the team qualifying round and in on bars and beam in the finals.

With the formation of the competing All-America Football Conference (AAFC) in 1946, NFL owners instituted a rule which banned a player for five years from NFL-associated employment if he left the league to join the AAFC.

Movement to either cervical cancer or noncervical cancer death is governed by cancer stage-related survival distribution, and competing all-cause mortality.

She competed all over the world.

"They competed all over the world with massive political overlays.