Sentence examples for competing at all from inspiring English sources
The principle of "Buggins's turn" would mean agencies would not really be competing at all.
That Abernathy is competing at all this year is somewhat of a miracle.
"A strong Italy would be good for the Six Nations and, again, it is about competing at all levels".
That Al Kazeem, a conspicuously handsome individual, is competing at all, let alone at the highest level, is something of a small miracle.
Saracens aren't competing at all at the lineouts, instead looking to counter Quins by smashing into the ball carriers and knocking them back.
Some Bush allies question whether, with all eyes on South Carolina and so few delegates at stake here, he should be competing at all.
The Sheffield-based player, who is in his 11th year competing at the All England Club, added: "Both Freddie and I have got this far and we've played great so there's nothing to be afraid of.
Two parties were not allowed to compete at all.
"Imagine not even getting to compete at all".
He has competed at all 15 X Games.
We just didn't compete at all tonight.
