Sentence examples for having competed for from inspiring English sources

He also has an eccentric training schedule, having competed for only 15 days this season before entering the Tour.

"Now, at 45, having made a little money, having competed for work, having had my heart broken constantly in this business — all of it has made me question things like faith and innocence.

In a game with as many twists as the wind she handled the conditions with controlled energy to reach her second grand slam final in succession, having competed for the title in Melbourne this year.

Former Cambridge rower and Olympic bronze medallist Sarah Winckless, who will be assistant umpire in the men's race, says she cannot help but be "massively jealous" of the women's crews, having competed for her university during the 1990s.

However, the BOA - who do not want to lose a potential Olympic medal-winning athlete, is understood to be investigating whether having competed for Isle of Man, a British crown dependency, would make blocking the move possible.

Despite not having competed for several years he earned a silver medal.

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Athletic departments have competed for the Sears Cup or the Directors Cup since 1993.

Quilters have competed for recognition ever since the 19th-century county fair.

(Irish athletes had competed for Great Britain in previous games, since 1896).

The inaugural class, which will graduate in December, has competed for over $100,000 in seed money.