Sentence examples for competitive ice from inspiring English sources

12.45pm, Channel 4 Figure Skating: The Grand Prix Final Competitive ice dancing from Barcelona.

As a competitive ice skater, Rakoczy struggled with body-image issues and constant dieting.

Or maybe the story of being the only Hasidic person of color in Omaha's competitive ice skating circuit?

As a teenager, she was a competitive ice skater, making the cover of Paris Match at age 19 with her boyfriend, the French Olympic skating champion.

She started training, seven hours a day, as a competitive ice skater when she was only 5, and look how successful she has been.

A native of Brookline, Mass., she studied ballet intensively at Boston Ballet as a child — in high school and college she switched to competitive ice hockey — and loved both fictional and documentary ballet films.

Wang made a list for the Associated Press of 20 nuggets of wisdom she's gained in her career, not only as her own boss but reaching back to her time competitive ice-skating (she was a contender for the 1968 Olympic team), as a Vogue editor, and as a designer at Ralph Lauren.

Competitive collegiate ice-hockey comes to Belfast on Friday night with the first regular season games to be played outside of north America taking place in the SSE Arena.

Commonly, pesticides (copper compounds) are used to kill the bacteria or competitive non-ice-nucleation active (NINA) bacteria are applied to compete with and reduce concentrations of INA bacteria.

Face Only a Fan Could Love The N.H.L. playoff series between the Devils and Rangers has not been competitive on the ice, but it has been in the stands, where the teams' fans are wearing their allegiances, well, all over their faces.

Our results suggest that GPU acceleration is a competitive option for ice-flow modelling when compared to CPU-optimised algorithms parallelised by the OpenMP or Message Passing Interface (MPI) protocols.