Sentence examples for competitions to do from inspiring English sources

She notoriously failed to realise her designs for the Cardiff Bay opera house, despite twice winning competitions to do so.

We'll be entering all competitions to do as well as we can," said Jones.

"I would have so many points that I'd basically automatically qualify [for Rio] so I could pick and choose which competitions to do next year".

"More hard and more competition to do business today".

He tries to control prices by negotiating with supermarkets, but uses competition to do the job in telecoms.

"I had wanted to go under 1 10 for a very long time and this is really the competition to do it at.

Clearly, both he and Mr Ibrahim are enjoying that fact that, for once, there is fierce competition to do business with Africa.

There's incredible competition to do it, with only 10% of those who do their initial air diving course renewing their medical after the first year.

That he presents TV gigs in the manner of someone who has just won a competition to do so must be part of his appeal.

"The one thing you want to get is innovation and low cost and you need competition to do that," said Mr. Gansler, now a professor at the University of Maryland's School of Public Affairs.

Ron Cogan, the editor and publisher of the Green Car Journal, a magazine based in San Luis Obispo, Calif., that covers cars and the environment, thinks that Ford will spur the competition to do likewise.