Sentence examples for evening competition from inspiring English sources

A die-hard league bowler, Ms. Carl and her co-workers spent many lunch breaks practicing for evening competition while munching on food from the center's coffee shop.

The 15,000-seater stadium will have lighting for evening competition and a video screen.

Further complicating the show's future, "Law & Order" finds itself this season in the unfamiliar position of trying to keep up with the Wednesday night competition.

But the Thursday night competition is certain to be the most closely watched story in the television business the rest of the season.

But it will face stiffer Saturday night competition in the coming weeks from ITV's The X Factor, bolstered by the return of Simon Cowell and Cheryl Cole to the reality talent show's judging panel.

Dancing on Ice Final: ITV1, 7.40pm – former EastEnders actor Sam Attwater's win was watched by an average of 8.792 million viewers and attracted a 33.3% audience share, putting ITV1 well ahead of the Sunday night competition.

Saturday night competition included the tailend of ITV1's coverage of England's final pre-Euro 2012 football friendly, a 1-0 win against Belgium that averaged 5 million viewers and a 31.9% audience share over three hours from 4.30pm.

When Mr. Russert joined "Meet the Press" in 1991, the program was languishing in the Sunday morning competition behind both "This Week" on ABC and "Face the Nation" on CBS.

Other Sunday night competition included BBC2's Wonders of the Universe (9pm: 3.161 million/12.1%), Channel 4's Country House Rescue (9pm: 1.492 million/5.7%) and Channel 5's terrestrial movie premiere Death Race (9pm: 1.676 million/7.6%).

David Gregory's Meet the Press will lose its ratings lead to the Sunday morning competition.

In the mid-1950s they rejected overtures by Annenberg for a deal with the Inquirer, then passed up an opportunity to buy the Daily News and eliminate the afternoon competition.