Sentence examples for competing into from inspiring English sources

Young studies the factors that make track athletes want to continue competing into old age.

In an insular sports league composed of 138 women who are full-time players, many competing into their 40s, the tournament schedule is now often interrupted by the reality of mammograms and doctor's visits.

While some badminton players compete into their 30s, others peak by their mid-20s.

At age 56, he was trying to become the oldest participant in the Vancouver Games in a sport in which athletes routinely compete into their late 30s and beyond.

· New York, where Mr. Obama's numbers have been quite strong in the polls, and which has gone from a state where Republicans could sometimes compete into one that seems completely lost for them.

Why does Selena Roberts ("The Girl Who Dares To Be One of the Boys," July 13) have to turn Michelle Wie's quest to compete into yet another dig at the membership policies of Augusta National?

Norman and Tom Watson, who have both won Opens at Turnberry, dined together here earlier this week and talked about how satisfying it was to still be able to compete into their 50s against the younger set.

"I can only think of a handful of gymnasts across the world that have competed into their 30s.

In the genetic algorithm, after offspring crossover and mutation, parent and offspring individuals will compete into the next population and to be selected according to the fitness.

I think it's not so far-fetched to see many compete into their 30s, if they can hold up.

These in turn lead to national economic growth because it creates a quality population that has skills to fully compete into the labour market.