Sentence examples for competition winning from inspiring English sources
Norwegian Thorleif Haug was the star of the Nordic skiing competition, winning three events.
And what attracts most of us to football to begin with is competition, winning and losing.
Secretariat simply blew away the competition, winning the Belmont Stakes by an unbelievable 31 lengths.
When you're young you're not playing for a competition, winning doesn't matter.
However, they had relatively smooth progress in Europe's top competition, winning four of their six matches and losing just one.
In Sapporo, Schenk dominated the Olympic competition, winning handily in the 1,500-, 1,500-, and 10,000-metre races.
Most recently, her competition-winning design for Tokyo's Olympic stadium was scrapped.
The pair launched their career with a bang, with the competition-winning Yokohama Port Terminal – a long timber-clad pier that undulates like waves or hills.
She has survived huge discouragement, as when her competition-winning designs for Cardiff Bay Opera House were knifed in the back.
Snøhetta's competition-winning design, with Spence Associates, for the Turner Contemporary gallery in Margate was dropped after projected costs began to rise way beyond what was affordable.
In 1982-3 she produced her competition-winning designs for the Peak, a leisure club in Hong Kong, with a project of breathtaking confidence, daring and individuality.
