Sentence examples for competition thrill from inspiring English sources

Another competition thrill was '71, the debut feature by British director Yann Demange.

First stop: Coney Island for an afternoon of hot dogs and baseball, followed by a barbecue competition and thrill rides in Wildwood, N.J.

It was in April 1961 when he first narrated lines he had written to open a new programme: "Spanning the globe to bring you the constant variety of sport... the human drama of athletic competition, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat... this is ABC's Wide World of Sports".

We aren't interested in mere competition; the thrill of participation is not satisfying enough.

It's about competition, the thrill of seeing players like Steph Curry splashing the net to win games.

His personal projects are larger in scale, but are done more for the prestige, competition, and thrill of the roll than the dough.

The concept was simple and the competition was thrilling, he wrote.

"Chinese people thrive on novelty and relish the intensity of competition and the thrill of intense sports," said Englishman Paul Stevens, who runs the club.

Every year a horse or horses whose rivalry would produce the kind of thrilling competition and marketing appeal the sport craves is a no-show for one reason or another.

For Rio this was something more, a night of thrilling competition and another reminder in among the sludge and the noises that sport can still provide not just moments of victory but shades of something more profoundly uplifting.

Don't miss out on a full day of thrilling competition, outstanding panel discussions, networking and the chance to celebrate the entrepreneurial spirit of Latin America's startup community.