Sentence examples for competition race from inspiring English sources
The phrase "competition race" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a race that is held as part of a competition, often in sports or other competitive events. Example: "The annual marathon is not just a fun run; it's a serious competition race that attracts top athletes from around the world."
A $4.35 billion federal grant competition, Race to the Top, intends to reward states that promote innovations in education.
The department also heard complaints that as the innovation competition, Race to the Top, and other programs have unfolded, little attention has been given to early childhood education.
A $4.3 billion federal grant competition, Race to the Top, enticed many states this year to climb aboard the administration bandwagon, and pulled some unions along, too.
The practice was strongly supported by President Obama's education grant competition, Race to the Top, and large school districts, including those in Houston, Dallas, Denver, Minneapolis and Washington, have begun to use a form of it.
Under FINA regulations, for both Olympic and other world competition, race lengths came increasingly to be measured in metres, and in 1969 world records for yard-measured races were abolished.
The latest round of the school-reform competition Race to the Top required states to emphasize related programming and recruiting.
To qualify for this prize, you must select a runner in each of our competition races.
— STEVE REDDICLIFFE Felix was the strong favorite in this race, with her main competition racing at this distance much less than her.
When the waiters still wore white coats, they held a monthly competition, racing with their trays to see who could avoid spilling coffee.
A total of 5322 horses were kept for recreation, competition, racing, breeding, stock work, or as pets.
Still, Uber is ahead of the competition, racing past established car rental services and other ride-sharing upstarts.
