Sentence examples for competing in the Crowd from inspiring English sources

Competing in "the Crowd" tonight?

But over time it's become clear that Square is committed to competing in the increasingly crowded food-delivery segment.

In the summer of 2012, former world champion Zara achieved her dream of competing in the Olympics, winning a team silver in front of a home crowd in London.

With crowds at these levels, the Mariners were unsuccessfully competing in the Newcastle area.

So, Fluxiom is a great product but the team needs to seriously reconsider pricing if they want to compete in the already crowded online storage market.

Yet eight current or former members of the British Armed forces, having recovered from their injuries, are about to embark on another enormous test: competing in front of crowds of up to 80,000 people in the biggest Paralympic Games ever.

Walker competed in the group last year but was spooked by the crowd.

Greene, who had competed in the Prefontaine seven straight years and was a crowd favorite, did not run yesterday.

However, a crowd-funding initiative proved successful, allowing them to compete in the last race in Abu Dhabi.

Auburn competes in the NCAA Division I-A.

"I know the crowd are going to be incredible and I cannot wait for the chance to compete for medals in my home city," said Weir should compete in the 5000m heats on 31 August.