Sentence examples for competing up from inspiring English sources

He is a reserve so will be training and competing up until the games to stay prepared in case of a last minute call up.

If the French fail to lift the trophy, though, could they still be in for a financial windfall?This year's World Cup is the biggest so far, with 32 teams competing, up from 24 last time.

"In Judo, we're still competing up until May, so there are still seven, eight, nine competitions, and as long as I keep getting results it puts me in contention".

"I think the leg looks stunning and it is a thank you to everyone who has helped me on my journey to the Games, right from when I started competing up until now".

Last month, as she announced her decision to retire, Olympia Snowe, Republican of Maine, described a Senate that "routinely jettisons regular order," "serially legislates by political brinksmanship" and "habitually eschews full debate and an open amendment process in favor of competing, up-or-down, take it or leave it proposals".

Players pay to compete, up to $1,000 each this season.

Consider Oscar Swahn, a Swede, who competed up to the age of 72 complete with tweed jacket and a Father Christmas beard.

It is scaling up company use of international sustainability standards and reporting techniques, increasing investments in green laboratories and issuing laws and guidelines that spur companies to "compete up" for recognition in setting and meeting common environmental goals.

"And I've competed up until now with that same gun.

But we have proven that we can compete up against the best.

But open-side Barclay has faith he will be playing in a Scarlets side that also has the power to compete up front.