Sentence examples for competition looking from inspiring English sources

We had a competition, looking for bands to cover my song Looking for Freedom (1).

She is exactly the kind of eye catching talent a competition looking for airtime in a crowded marketplace dreams of.

For a young competition looking to cement their fan base, these grounds also provide the opportunity for a chat, a selfie or a signed footy.

They rolled around the freestyle platform that had been set up for the competition looking anything but free or stylish in their tight gym shorts and crisp white slacks.

Those fortunate enough to have been in the auditorium last year, when Mike Leigh was named best director with nominee Martin Scorsese in the audience, will have seen in Leigh's eyes the amazing, worth-waiting-10-years-for thrill of winning on merit with the competition looking on.

The Latics face Chesterfield in the Northern Area final of the competition, looking for their first trip to Wembley since the 1994 FA Cup semi-final.

If you want competition, look elsewhere.

In most of those places, political competition looks an awful lot like warfare.

The Shreveport competition looks more like the world's largest tailgate party.

"I told them two years ago not to look at Ushuaïa as competition, look at Vegas," Mr. Whittle said.

By comparison, Germany's ratio was 5.7% and America's 8.6%.Better still, the local competition looked feeble.