Sentence examples for competing solo from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carter explores the quartet's palette with a striking efficiency: Each of the four lines is built on its own set of intervals and speaks in a distinct accent, and as the work unfolds, competing solo lines, all speaking at once, melt into dialogues and integrated ensembles, then go their separate ways in the finale.

So she competed solo.

Of course, elite racers compete solo.

You can compete solo or against other players.

Daley will also compete solo in the 10m and 3m platform competitions.

Also intending to compete solo is Josh Hall, the British sailor who nearly lost his life in the 1994-95 BOC race before being rescued by a fellow competitor.

The game is essentially an advanced version of Duck Hunt: players compete solo or head-to-head using two plastic rifles to see who can kill the most wildebeest or 14-point bucks. 14-point bucks

If an aberration occurs and the marriage is denied, pundits question whether either US Airways or American can compete solo against the giant tentacles of United, Delta, and Southwest.

"You're going to have, for the first time ever, two women competing as solo anchors in a television framework that just — within living memory — sort of destroyed every woman who tried to do it," said Richard Wald, a former news executive at ABC and NBC.

Additionally, the 'Manhattan Island Marathon Swim' is a classical race whereas athletes in the 'English Channel Swim' have to compete as solo swimmers.

During "The X Factor" 's 2010 season, all five members were competing in the solo category, when the show's producers urged them instead to form a band.