Sentence examples for competitions about from inspiring English sources

Schools organise speaking competitions about it.

He essentially swore off competitions about a decade ago.

Captaincy seems to agree with the left-hander, who must fancy his chances of picking up some silverware with Middlesex handily placed in all three competitions about halfway through the season.

Second, we test the proposed framework in two real-world regression problems using data of two public competitions about solar energy.

"They have pursued this unnecessary course of action despite an extra £8.3m being brokered by the mayor that would allow every bus driver in London in a garage where one or more routes were affected by the 2012 Games to gain, over the 29 days of the competitions, about £500".

And shots of things and chugging things and competitions about who drinks the most of things.

But there is nothing anti-competition about this.

It held a cartoon competition (about supposed Muslim intolerance) in September 2005.

A new competition about to take place is the Longest Day.

Well, yes normally, because usually it's a blokey competition about who knows the most facts.

With so much competition about, high-street booksellers look likely to be squeezed between cheap supermarkets and the mighty chains.