Sentence examples for flames of competition from inspiring English sources

Tenor saxophonist Noah Preminger, another contender that evening, with a crackerjack forehand and an even deadlier backhand, is known for fanning the flames of competition at all hours of the night.

But the flame of competition had been rekindled.

There was no indication in yesterday's game -- or any of the traditionally bruising Knick-Heat games -- that the flames of love consumed the fire of competition.

By the time that the Olympic caldron is lighted for the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, the torch relaying the symbolic flame of the competition will have been to the top of Europe's highest mountain, plunged to the depths of the world's deepest lake, reached the North Pole on an icebreaker and accompanied cosmonauts on a spacewalk.

Because of competition.

First, a lack of competition.

Is lack of competition damaging?

There is plenty of competition.

Four days of competition.

Microsoft : champion of competition?

The introduction of competition triggers competition enforcement.