Sentence examples for competition thrown from inspiring English sources

"This wine stands up to any competition thrown at it.

We've reached the end of 1st And Future — a sports-centric startup competition thrown as a joint effort between the NFL, Stanford's Graduate School of Business, and TechCrunch.

The very nature of this competition throws up unpredictability.

On an episode of "Dancing With the Stars" this season, Aiden Turner, a chiseled soap-opera actor who was recently voted off the competition, threw up backstage.

I did a competition throwing javelin – at Trafford – and literally during the competition people were coming up asking for pictures and for me to sign things.

With turbulence developing in the newspaper business in San Francisco, the editors of The San Jose Mercury News in San Jose, to the south in Silicon Valley, have decided to jump into the competition, throwing more troops into their San Francisco bureau and creating a new daily section devoted to San Francisco.

It will be interesting to see what the competition throws up.

Davies beat his own F42 world best in Sunday's discus competition, throwing 48.87m to extend his record by 18cm.

But in Paralympic year, Campbell has had the better fortunes becoming the first man in their F44 category to break 60m in competition, throwing a massive 63.46 in Oklahoma in June while Greaves has struggled to make an impact.

Now that the CLK fits that description even more aptly, all that has to be asked is how this car stacks up to what the competition throws into the category.

Trivia Crack's main differentiator is that it doesn't let you choose your category but rather operates squarely around competition, throwing users into one of six broad categories.