Students participate in writing competitions, internships, and develop portfolios to showcase their work.
The situation appears to have been quite fluid for several centuries, with -t and -tā/tī forms found in competition both in writing and in speech (cf. the Secunda (Hexapla) of Origen, which records both pronunciations, although quite often in disagreement with the written form as passed down to us).
If you were fortunate to spot her, it was likely near a (classy) car -- putting it through its paces, judging its beauty in a competition, or writing about it for us ordinary drivers to experience vicariously.
The agency sponsors regional competitions in the United States, writes the quiz and pays for the national winners to travel to Israel for the world championships.
After the war, "Joe and I picked up right where we left off in our brotherly competition," Dom wrote in "Real Grass, Real Heroes," his 1990 book with Bill Gilbert.
The competitions are written up in car audio magazines, but the real grapevine is the Internet.
"My life changed on New Year's Day 1953 when, aged 13, I took part in a local clay pigeon shooting competition", Stewart wrote in his autobiography.
In competition, they write down 140, or 650, or 1,510 without pausing for thought.
"Additional downside in the shares likely exists if Sprint launches an unlimited plan for $60 per month — a real possibility given the current state of competition," Hodulik wrote in a research note.
"We continue to expect Apple to beat its 10 million unit goal for calendar year 2008 driven by broader global distribution and the availability of third-party applications, which should keep Apple well ahead of the competition," Bailey wrote in a note dated May 22. Bailey predicts that iPhone shipments will increase to 11 million units this year.
