Sentence examples for competitions though from inspiring English sources

From what I remember of beer-drinking competitions, though, the process involved plastic cups and funnels, not bottles.

Real Madrid are also fighting in three competitions, though, with a Copa del Rey game against Osasuna tomorrow, and Ancelotti does not want to let any first-team players leave in January.

He doesn't always win the important competitions, though, and when he loses a big one, as he did for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's expansion, or, more recently, for the Duke Ellington School of the Arts, in Washington, D.C., he takes it hard.

Many commuters and casual riders admit to engaging in such unspoken competitions, though it's usually only in their own heads.

Yoga asana competitions, though relatively new in the United States, have a long history in India, where public performances were believed to inspire audiences toward more disciplined, deeper practices.

It was Edinburgh's 11th consecutive defeat in all competitions, though in truth the Scarlets almost let them off the hook.

It is a competition, though, isn't it?

The increased competition, though, has meant lower profits for managers.

Even "Three Musicians" has competition, though, from Léger's mural-size masterpiece "The City".

They get stiff competition, though, from anything and everything the pastry chef, Hedy Goldsmith, whips up.

The latter offers real competition, though, there's plenty of business to be had.