Sentence examples for competitions reaching from inspiring English sources

They went unbeaten in their final 16 games of the season in all competitions, reaching the knockout phase of the Europa League by dropping only two points, and that despite the sale of Milos Krasic to Juventus in the summer.

Everton had a poor start to the league campaign, but excelled in cup competitions, reaching the final of both the League Cup and the FA Cup.

Early in the summer of 1901 he entered two tennis competitions, reaching the semi-finals both times and gaining favourable press coverage.

Reasonable progress was made in the cup competitions, reaching the second round of the League Cup, the fourth round of the FA Cup and the regional quarter finals of the Football League Trophy.

Tickets are generally in the highest price categories — nearly all the cut-price family deals are gone as competitions reach their conclusion.

When these competitions reach the quarter-/semi-/final stage, they tend to take on the same team dynamics as cycling-races.

"We've done more than our bit in terms of making sure the commercial values of the new European competitions reach new highs.

"Happy Endings," in its second season, also fared well against lesser competition, reaching series highs in viewers (7.5 million) and rising 18 percent in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49

Instead here we are with the competition reaching a gripping conclusion and the city slickers are fighting for their lives, the country bumpkins can smell glory.

So what drives me now is winning a difficult competition, reaching my goals for success, and learning.

GB failed to secure a medal as Diss's Oates went furthest in the competition, reaching the third round, one stage short of the quarter-finals.