Sentence examples for competing along from inspiring English sources

Roycroft's sons Barry, Wayne, and Clarke also became champion equestrians, each competing along with his father in at least one of his Olympic appearances after 1960.

And a British electronics entrepreneur, Richard Schlagman, acquired the publisher Phaidon out of receivership and greatly expanded its publishing program, making similarly big bets and competing along price lines.

The document copied by Ms. Marcuse was a list of large collections like that of Arthur Sackler and a museum in Philadelphia for which Sotheby's and Christie's were ostensibly competing, along with some of the supposedly confidential terms offered to the sellers by both.

At Oliphant farm, by the village of Mauchline, where Burns lived until he was 18, they are planning a traditional ploughing match with 18 pairs of horses competing, along with vintage tractors, craft stalls and men trying to look like Burns and win prizes for it.

He went on to appear on Rosie O'Donnell's show and "beat the pants off" Ms. O'Donnell in a chess match, his proud mom said, and he now travels the world with his father, Fred Thaler, a composer, competing along the way.

In government papers newly released by the National Archives, it was suggested some players felt "revulsion" about competing along with Argentina.

"The judges compete along with the contestants," Mr. Cowell said in an interview in January.

Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickleson, Ian Poulter and Luke Donald will all compete, along with last year's champion, Justin Rose.

"It's important we compete along with everyone else," she says.

Leslie and I went to rodeos and quarter-horse races, where local ranchers competed along with professionals.

And globally, an increasingly crowded field of fuel cell makers are set to compete along efficiency, cost and durability lines, he said.