Sentence examples for competitors jumped from inspiring English sources

In better news, those big bathtubs the competitors jumped into between dives looked perfect for a luxury spa weekend.

DoCoMo's competitors jumped into the fray, upping the ante with more and more complex versions: with color, better resolution, more variations, animations.

He added that the top 30 competitors jumped far better than at the 2009 world championships, and they came from 13 countries, which indicated a depth of field.

Second, large competitors jumped into the lucrative storage business, putting pressure on market leader EMC's prices.

J.D. Edwards' competitors jumped at Unix right away and, in many cases, made disastrous mistakes.

But the business wasn't generating enough cash to fund the expansion Brophy felt he needed before competitors jumped in.

In the individual events, competitors jump twice, and the combined score determines the winner.

Lanky, athletic dogs tend to gravitate toward the Extreme Vertical, in which the competitors jump to snatch a dog toy suspended eight feet over the pool.

Competitors jump the first day from a 90-meter hill, and if they finish high enough in the standing, they are essentially given a head start the next day in the 15-kilometer cross-country skiing portion.

It's a skier's ultimate test of explosiveness and endurance -- a hybrid event in which competitors jump from the normal hill and ski a 15-kilometer cross-country race.

If someone found a new drug that could wipe out infections with anything remotely like the effectiveness of Pronovost's lists, there would be television ads with Robert Jarvik extolling its virtues, detail men offering free lunches to get doctors to make it part of their practice, government programs to research it, and competitors jumping in to make a newer, better version.