Sentence examples for for some competitions from inspiring English sources

Buy-ins to the various World Series of Poker competitions vary, from as little as $75 at satellite tournaments to as much as $10,000 for some competitions.

Time, then, for some competition.

But be prepared for some competition.

With the Messiah looking like a midfielder, David Beckham could be in for some competition.

A few years ago several major American modern and contemporary dealers began exhibiting here, making for some competition with fairs that specialize in newer art like Art Basel, in Switzerland.

"Don't you think there's room for some competition to Taco Bell?" she asked hopefully, while acknowledging that it might be difficult to duplicate the charms of Rosemary's.

But with so many cars on the road there's definitely space for some competition.

Perhaps Jobs is looking for some competition from AT&T to differentiate from Verizon as they have done with simultaneous call and data.

While OpenStack feels like it's back on track, though, this move to broaden the Foundation's scope also sets it up for some competition with the Linux Foundation, and especially the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, which it manages.

With the Centre Court crowd aching for some competition after Federer's drubbing of Bjorkman, Nadal came out and won eight of the first nine points, broke Baghdatis' serve three times in the first set and seemed firmly in control.

Be prepared for some competition if more than one person is doing the same thing as you.