Sentence examples for competition at a from inspiring English sources

"His acting and manner leave all competition at a very humble distance".

"This transaction will harm consumers and harm competition at a time when this country can least afford it".

Marilyn Monroe, for whose attentions, Schlesinger says, he and Bobby engaged in friendly competition at a party.

"TV Everywhere is designed to eliminate competition at a pivotal moment in the history of television," Ammori said.

With another boy as The It Kids: A Song In Harmony, he won a talent competition at a local cinema.

"This puts American businesses — especially those in areas like manufacturing that are subject to more intense international competition — at a disadvantage.

Earlier this fall, Ashima flew to Boston with her parents to compete in the Heist, an annual all-female competition at a climbing gym in Watertown.

Describing a shooting competition at a militia muster in Pennsylvania, one newspaper wrote cruelly: "The size of the target is known accurately, having been carefully measured.

He won an amateur-night competition at a theatre in the Bowery district and was on his way into vaudeville as a blackface song-and-dance man.

So maybe driving this message during a competition at a leading business school is not the best way of winning a prize.

But a return to competition at a major championship after a layoff of nearly six months raises questions about his potential tournament readiness.