Sentence examples for feisty competition from inspiring English sources

And even low-cost airlines, which once provided the most feisty competition, lately have shown signs of caution.

Even when Prost joined Ferrari the feisty competition did not end, but in 1990 Senna ended up with the championship.

Mr. Moravec's 20-minute contemporary concerto grosso creates restless interplay and feisty competition between the chamber orchestra and a solo group: flute (Susan Palma-Nidel), clarinet (Alan Kay), trumpet (Louis Hanzlik) and violin (Renée Jolles).

Calvin Kitten and Masayoshi Onuki thrilled with a feisty bravura competition as did Maia Wilkins and Elizabeth Mertz.

Old smokestack industries like apparel and automobiles are facing declining earnings and feisty global competition, but America's technology business, has high margins, fast growth rates, and a comanding lead in the world marketplace.

A feisty rivalry it has always been.

First, a feisty competitor, AutoNation.

But Poyet opted to retain the feisty 25-year-old to maintain midfield competition at the Stadium of Light, and Cattermole said he is delighted to still be in his native north east.

While impressing for the champion Clermont Auvergne in the Top 14 club competition, Parra showed just what a feisty performer he could be on the international stage, too.

Her movie, "Wadjda," is the story of a feisty 10-year-old girl from Riyadh who enters a religious competition memorizing passages of the Koran in order to raise enough money to purchase a bicycle.

A feisty local news Web site in New Haven, The New Haven Independent, is currently giving The New Haven Register some competition.