Sentence examples for competing alongside from inspiring English sources

Many states in the South had laws prohibiting black athletes from competing alongside whites.

Keatings had been a regular member of the team since competing alongside Louis Smith in Beijing four years ago.

Her to-do list for 2013 includes competing alongside Pettersen and the other top European players against the United States in the Solheim Cup.

A number of spirit-based alcopops with added stimulants nevertheless remain on the market competing alongside cocktails containing caffeine-rich mixers such as Red Bull.

(Ski racing may be the only sport in which women have been competing alongside men, on a fairly equal footing, from the get-go, a century ago).

In 2005 the RFU Club Competition would be ditched and replaced by the Anglo-Welsh Cup, with the four Welsh regions competing alongside the 12 Premiership clubs.

A big US medical firm isn't given access to pitch for business within, or even compete alongside, the NHS?

Four big brewers compete, alongside international brands, to slake the country's thirst.

It is no longer unusual for mules to compete alongside horses in dressage.

Boys have been on field hockey teams and girls have competed alongside boys in golf.

Delegat competed alongside his two young sons Nikolas and James in a 13-man outfit.