Sentence examples for get competitions from inspiring English sources

A second organization has announced plans to create a sport out of competitive cheerleading in an effort to get competitions recognized by the N.C.A.A.

■ The Manchester branch of Hawksmoor is to get competition.

"Instead we get competition not collaboration; fragmentation not continuity; inefficiency not efficiency.

So you get competition and all kinds of interesting animal behavior as they try to get access to it.

Alcohol and coffee are about to get competition from a set of electrodes you wear on your head.

Do you magically get competition?" Admittedly many people can use mobile phones, and can get broadband access, and possibly telephony too, from a cable company.

"It's really hard to get competition.

"We'll get competition into the team and new blood.

"If you're going to get competition, competition, competition, you need information, information, information," said Tom Wheeler, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission.

"Look out, Boyd, you've got competition!

Jack Bauer, watch out: you've got competition.