Sentence examples for competition back from inspiring English sources
On paper, Oregon State looked like solid competition back in August.
There wasn't the same level of competition back then and appetites were different.
"They didn't have much competition back then, but they will this time," he said.
He introduced his wife, Becky--a Fast Draw champion he met at a competition back in 1963.
Turning its second club competition back into a straight knockout would probably help alleviate the boredom and ennui.
Winners of the hotly-contested Glastonbury New Talent competition back in 2007, the Mancunian five-piece have spend the subsequent years honing a startlingly tight live set.
"With Roberto Martínez guiding Everton to the FA Cup quarter-finals, he has the potential to win the competition back-to-back, with different clubs.
Darfur is Dying was funded via a competition, backed by the American television channel mtvU, a division of MTV that broadcasts across the US to college students.
A violin competition backed by a wealthy Russian collector, who recently paid more than $1 million for a violin once owned by Paganini, began in Moscow yesterday.
Top scorer Carlos Bacca headed in from three yards before ex-Manchester City youngster Suarez hit the second as Sevilla boosted their hopes of winning the competition back-to-back for the second time in eight seasons.
The competition, backed by the Scottish government, aimed to find places "built, enhances or protected by planners and the planning system within Scotland since 1914".
