Sentence examples for competition anticipated from inspiring English sources

Vivienne Franzmann's piece, joint winner of the 2008 Bruntwood Playwriting Competition, anticipated the vogue in its exploration of the consequences of false accusation.

It protects us from embarrassment or having our competition anticipate our next move.

Moreover, the size of her business leaves her ill-prepared to stave off the competition she anticipates.

These findings indicate that plants undergoing competition might anticipate potential enemies by activating defence mechanisms.

Directed by Abdellatif Kechiche and based on Julie Maroh's graphic novel "Blue Angel," the movie was one of the more hotly anticipated competition titles in more than one sense.

Just as festival-goers crowded the 2,309-seat 2,309-seattre Lumière for "Café Society," journalists crowded the smaller Salle Debussy for the first media screeninGrandCrisThéâtre's hotLumièrecipated competition entry.

But as we tune in to watch this year's highly anticipated competition, we should remember there are other, less savory reasons for the sport's appeal: Even as it challenges us to see girls and women as exceptional athletes, it reassures us that ultimately, they will be kept in their place.

Futterman and Bell found Harmony a credible rival to Rachel vocally, and eagerly anticipated future competition between them.

But one thing they never anticipated was competition from the native fauna.

Ford anticipated the competition in pickup trucks by redesigning its F-150, the most popular vehicle sold in the United States.

Well, some readers might not remember, but there was indeed a time decades ago when the competition was an eagerly anticipated event and attracted future stars and millions of voters.