Sentence examples for competitions going on from inspiring English sources

"That being said, beyond the film-festival circuit you have all these corporate competitions going on, every company wants original branded content they can own.

All that said, I think the rotation that KC did do in the first four games will help them quite a bit as they head into the rest of the season with three competitions going on later this year.

Swansea have failed to take a lead into half-time in their last 18 matches in all competitions, going on to win four of those games.

"It was an idea we got from the real world – there were a lot of baking competitions going on – and we thought, how do we make it for TV.

There's a games room, which has table tennis and a pool table, so there's been a few competitions going on and there's a cinema room, too.

Here's what's coming up: 9am onwards: Women's under 67kg and men's 80kg taekwondo competitions go on throughout the day, starting with the preliminary rounds and ending with the finals after 10.15pm.

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"There is tough competition going on for the global markets.

"We'd have this unspoken competition going on," Malone said.

There was always a singing competition going on in Detroit.

I've had a perpetual Scrabble competition going on with my mum for 50 years.