Sentence examples for competition saw from inspiring English sources

Such competition saw several players leave White Hart Lane.

Their final warm-up competition saw them finish third in Weymouth in June.

Luol Deng sized up the competition, saw the fear he had inspired and calmly took advantage of the opportunity.

Whereas in its origins TV was very much a producers' medium, the advent of serious multichannel competition saw the balance of power shift decisively away from programme makers towards the people who ran the channels.

Here are our tips if you fancy your chances next year: First of all, ditch the fish: the competition saw smoked duck, balsamic vinegar, olives and, most bizarrely, reindeer making an appearance.

For Sydney FC the statistics are even more remarkable – the "Bling FC" days of Yorke conjured a regular season average of 19,648 through the gates, before the 2010-11 horror season and the fading general lustre of the competition saw this decline to just 8,014.

Where one commissioner saw the fostering of competition, another saw over-regulation.

The ability of ice companies to ship their product by rail from the east proved the final straw for the Alaskan ice trade, which collapsed during the 1870s and 1880s in the face of the competition, destroying the local saw-mill industry in the process.

The competition then became a see-saw battle with Fowler, playing partner Mickelson, Stenson and McIlroy all taking a share of the lead over the back half.

Many make it a competition, walking through the streets of Phuket Town with saw blades, television antennas and model ships poking through suppurating slits as they visit streetside altars laid out by townsfolk and bless onlookers.

Coach Hawk, in other words, ran into a buzz saw when he came to Colorado, but the competition in the league has evaporated--where have you gone, Colt McCoy --in the one season where he siMcCoy --inwin.