Sentence examples for competition going on from inspiring English sources

Never mind that Mrs Clinton did just that: is it really a "good message" to write a new set of rules whenever your candidacy needs one?9 21: There is an odd sort of competition going on between racism and sexism in this campaign.9 20: Matthews to Caputo: Two of ten Kentucky voters said, openly, that they voted on race.

"There is tough competition going on for the global markets.

"We'd have this unspoken competition going on," Malone said.

There was always a singing competition going on in Detroit.

I've had a perpetual Scrabble competition going on with my mum for 50 years.

"There may still be some crazy competition going on for this year's free agents".

"Since this happened, I've been on the news every half-hour". The competition went on as Detroit police said they continued to work on leads in catching the man who attacked Kerrigan at Cobo Arena.

The star of Nigeria's finalists at the 2001 Under-17 competition went on to become officially the third-youngest player to appear in the senior World Cup when he started the 0-0 drawithth England in 2002.

"That being said, beyond the film-festival circuit you have all these corporate competitions going on, every company wants original branded content they can own.

All that said, I think the rotation that KC did do in the first four games will help them quite a bit as they head into the rest of the season with three competitions going on later this year.

Here's what's coming up: 9am onwards: Women's under 67kg and men's 80kg taekwondo competitions go on throughout the day, starting with the preliminary rounds and ending with the finals after 10.15pm.