Sentence examples for first week of competition from inspiring English sources

during the first week of competition.

She and her mother did not return calls for comment, and Heilig said she participated only in the first week of competition.

It was used by NASA, for example, to find a better way to measure the shape of galaxies; in the first week of competition, a Ph.D. student in glacier mapping had outperformed NASA's algorithms.

While swimming will dominate the first week of competition, and the Australian teenage sensation Ian Thorpe is expected to become a huge international star, Jones's quest to win five gold medals will play like a miniseries on NBC during the second week of the Games.

As we look forward to the first week of competition in Rio, the Australian Olympic Committee believes a top-five finish in the medal table is feasible, and most credible observers agree: the range of expected Australian golds is anywhere from 16 (according to independent data company Gracenote) to 20 (says Sports Illustrated), which should be enough to guarantee at least fifth place overall.

Russian state TV has been trying to put a brave face on the first week of competition in London.

This is the third week of competition this season with a full schedule.

The fourth week, which coincided with the second week of competition in Paris, was the most painful and intense.

Compare that to the setup of the United States Chess League, which just finished its fifth week of competition.

Finally, in the second week of competition, women from Pussy Riot showed up in town to scrape at the Potemkin village's wet paint and plaster.

These worries were backed up by ITV's voting statistics, which showed Maloney topped the public vote up to and including the seventh week of competition.