Sentence examples for competition hold from inspiring English sources
If elite athletes like the swimmer Dara Torres, 45, and the marathoner Joan Benoit Samuelson, 55, choose to stay in the game, to continue to train hard and compete, then maybe it will turn out that long years of competition hold a big advantage for older athletes.
We need to shake up failed school bureaucracies with competition; hold schools accountable for results; strengthen math, science, technology and engineering curriculums; empower parents with choice; remove barriers to qualified instructors, attract and reward superior teachers, and have a fair but sure process to weed out incompetents.
The White House website says that: "The President believes [public health insurance option] will promote competition, hold insurance companies accountable and assure affordable choices.
This one is from this year's Carnival competition, held last month.
The competition, held in Tompkins Square Park, attracted several hundred foodies.
The principal designer, Frederic Schwartz Architects, won a competition held in October 1992.
Costa's plan for the city of Brasília was selected in a competition held in 1956.
He himself won the first known jumping competition, held at Telemark in 1866.
He won the title at Deja Blue, a similar competition held that year in the Cayman Islands.
Only 2007 wines were entered in the competition, held last month at the City Winery in New York.
Other cultural links include the Commonwealth Games, a sporting competition held every four years.
