Sentence examples for ends to compete from inspiring English sources

He signed a few backup defensive ends to compete with the second-round pick Jerel Worthy.

Top teams moved perpetually, avoiding sleep for frenzied days on end to compete for a $250,000 prize.

Daniels's book doesn't focus on the messy intrusions of American politics, but it affirms him as an earnest, serious politician, one who declined in the end to compete for the Republican presidential nomination.

PepsiCo Inc., the world's No. 2 soft drink maker, will sell a new lemon-lime flavored soft drink by year-end to compete with the Coca-Cola Company's fast-growing Sprite.

A lot of these people leave their entire job for weeks on end to compete on this show (does Bake Off have such jeopardy?).

And as Frost and Steketee demonstrate, there is no end to competing explanations of how hoarding arises.

It ends with: "To compete on English soil we train on Argentine soil".

Cable operators and phone companies thought so, too, but the cable companies have largely ended efforts to compete in the mobile phone business because the cost of building their own wireless networks could be prohibitive.

Instead, in the face of the never ending pressure to compete harder, change faster and soar higher, many executives just give in to the demands of the moment.

Being able to easily key in the starts and ends to fasts will help Zero compete with BodyFast's wider range of programs and LIFE's social-focused app that pairs you with fellow fasters.

The club lacks the depth and top-end talent to compete and a mismanaged salary cap has left the Tigers with low-yielding investments and money tied up in all the wrong places.