Sentence examples for competing around from inspiring English sources

Small steps a lot of the years, but I do think Everton have made progress and we're competing around fifth, sixth, seventh spot most years".

"It has been my experience from competing around the world and in Russia that Olympic athletes can come together in friendship, peace and mutual respect regardless of their individual country's practices".

In the 1960's, Mr. Connett established himself as a small boat racer's worst nightmare, competing around the harbors of Long Island Sound under the burgee of Riverside Yacht Club in Riverside, CT.

Accompanying him were his marathon partners: Carl Landegger, 80, and Daniel Marks, 18. Landegger and Mendes are two of the seven original members of the 72nd Street Marathoning and Pasta Club, whose runners began competing around the world in the 1970s and have helped to conserve Central Park by planting trees and cleaning and restoring water fountains.

Participants invite a group of friends to play a game around a topic they all have fun competing around.

"We are competing around this new culture of work," Microsoft's GM of device strategy and ecosystem Roanne Sones acknowledged.

Now digital music companies will have to start thinking much more creatively about how they can compete around, rather than with Apple.

That will allow anyone to pick a theme for people to compete around, from singing or dancing to extreme sports or comedy.

It's common to see the same players compete around the borough, with groups of friends forming steady squads.

Before they even enter high school, they have been able to compete around the country and maybe even overseas.

Scotland has been a good place from which to run our business and to compete around the world.