Sentence examples for competition version from inspiring English sources

For instance, RM's auction here included the sale of a 1965 Shelby Mustang GT350 R, a rare competition version of the GT350, for $990,000.

At the time, Lamborghini told Road & Track magazine about plans for touring and competition versions of the 350 GTV, which seems odd now, since the start-up automaker never showed a passion for racing his cars.

The steering wheel, with a 14.1 inch diameter, is smaller than that of the previous model, and two seat choices are offered, with the competition sport version providing more side bolstering to hold occupants in place in spirited maneuvers.

The elegant, needle-nosed Concorde, the world's first supersonic passenger plane, was developed by the French and the British in the 1960's as a kind of response to the American and Soviet technological competition, another version of the cold war.

The professional-competition ballroom version of rumba, however, is a monstrous scion.

The system resembles a more competition-focused version of social reading startup Wattpad in some ways, but this is very much commerce driven, whereas Wattpad is about providing a free publishing platform for entire works first, and only recently started dabbling in crowdsourcing with its crowdfunding book publishing experiments.

Jerusalem is holy not because we win the competition of versions between the Koran and the Bible.

New York, with its wealth of data sets and developers, has taken to this enthusiastically with its BigApps competition, currently in Version 3.0.

Despite competition from a version by a white group, the Hilltoppers, Only You reached No 5 in the pop charts in November 1955.

Victorious in the war against socialism at home in the 1980's, they now find themselves in competition with a version of the conservatism they themselves created.

Trade Minister Liaf Pagrotsky has been at the forefront of opening up the new industries to competition, a Swedish version of Thatcherisation.