Sentence examples for competing through the from inspiring English sources

I've really loved competing through the last two years and got really promising results at the world championships and European championships.

They do not just eat the burgers, they rank them, compiling the averages on a Web site, burgerrankings.com, and competing through the year to see whose restaurant choice will wind up as the best-loved burger (winner gets... nothing).

Like Mr. Gingrich, Mr. Paul has said he intends to keep competing through the entire Republican nominating process in an effort to acquire delegates — awarded in more than half the states on a basis that is generally proportional to the share of the vote each candidate wins — and to have a voice at the convention.

Click through the slideshow below to see photos of Michael Phelps competing through the years.

Pechstein, who was six days short of her 46th birthday on Friday when she faded and finished a distant eighth in the women's 5,000-meter 5,000-meter time of 7:05.43, said she intends to continue competing thraceh the 2022 Beijing Games.

London can compete through the political clout of the mayor.

She is a single mother who has lived several Olympic lives, and competed through the reunification of a country.

He described how they had threatened to withhold his retirement payment if he did not compete through the Beijing Games.

I wanted to see how this guy would compete through the drills and put him through drills he wasn't familiar with, which were linebacker drills.

Another complained in the newspaper that as schools compete through the state's testing of their students "the value of their parents' property is tied to the outcome".

The team typically arrived on a Friday — whether in Las Vegas, Bangkok or Barcelona — and competed through the weekend, only to return on Monday.