Sentence examples for competing couples from inspiring English sources

No one expects a great deal from daytime TV and Win It Cook It didn't let us down, kicking off with a short food quiz ("Who had a hit with Bat Out of Hell?") to determine which of the competing couples got the best ingredients to cook with (crayfish, linguine) and who got the boobies (tea bag, crab sticks).

Mr. Halley and Mr. Guzman are also pushing against limits set by the United States Amateur Ballroom Dancers Association, which requires that a competing couple consist of a man and a woman.

For the formation of trisanisole sulphonium cations, where not self-coupling but coupling with water (yielding bisanisole oxide) is the most important competing reaction, a selectivity of 80% is already obtained if the ratio of the bulk concentrations of the competing coupling partners water and anisole is unity.

Once you get into three bedrooms, the prices jump greatly to $6,000 and you're competing with couples with families who are raising kids in the city".

Its focus is on identifying the competing and coupled influences of stiff partial interaction in reducing deformations, and high shrinkage deformations in causing beam deformations.

The poor performance in catalysis of these complexes resulted from the competing reaction coupled to the first reduction, loss of the halide upon reduction.

"I can't compete with couples," she said, alluding to the power of two incomes.

The TV presenter's new 12-part car show features couples competing in driving challenges.

The show features two couples competing for a big money prize, in a quiz to reach vaults of hidden cash.

Knowing that, I was still taken aback by how discouraging one adoption agency was about our prospects for "competing" against other couples.

The other program on ABC's lineup was also a reality show, "Here Come The Newlyweds," with seven newly married couples competing for a nest egg (this week's showdown: tango lessons! next week: grocery shopping!).