Sentence examples for competition for which from inspiring English sources

Because it's Philadelphia, it's also a competition, for which the bands prepare for months.

Their opponents may regret their error in getting to a stage of the competition for which they were so unqualified.

The school budgerigar, Tarantino, won the underwater swimming competition, for which he was awarded a posthumous trophy".

She is pleased that the competition, for which registration begins April 28 and from which five finalists will be chosen in September, stipulates that submissions be anonymous.

"The reality in this country is that we don't really have competition for which cable provider you really get your broadband from," Hunt told the Guardian last year.

Having a thick skin also comes in handy organising an inter-school case-study competition, for which I have to cold-call potential sponsors.

"The club [Malaga] is excluded from participating in the next UEFA club competitions for which it would otherwise qualify for in the next four seasons".

She says she was "disappointed" and "confused" by her lack of tickets, especially considering there are still tickets left for the hockey competitions for which she applied.

So too did "Mrs B Lewis", who was in reality the late Dorothy Taylor, compiler of the Observer's Everyman crossword; she used the pseudonym, which was the maiden name of her sister-in-law, to enter the Azed competitions for which she was not strictly eligible.

During the past decade the gap between the flushest and stingiest teams has widened as total spending has risen from below £100m to £750m, according to the Sport Business Group at Deloitte & Touche, an accountancy firm.Top teams can manage the larger bills because they earn income from European competitions for which they routinely qualify, and because they can sell more seats and shirts.

It has also been adopted as a planning requirement by the client authority for one of the competitions for which the author has entered.