Sentence examples for heavyweight competition for from inspiring English sources

Coren beat off heavyweight competition for the prize with an unpunctuated 138-word description of coitus, followed by the two-word sentence, "like Zorro".

Yet Meryl Streep, whose pitch-perfect impersonation of Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady has won nothing but praise, looks to be a lock-down for every award she's up for, despite heavyweight competition from Michelle Williams as Marilyn Monroe and Glenn Close as a cross-dressing Irish butler in Albert Nobbs, both of whom were also recognised at the Globes.

Despite heavyweight competition from the likes of SurveyMonkey and Qualtrics, among others, investors apparently like the traction it's gaining.

Terracciano, competing with his left arm, had strained a tendon in the last week of practice for the heavyweight competition.

"It's an honour for a small film like ours to win against such heavyweight competition," said Moore, who paid tribute to Ma's focus and dedication.

American football linemen, sumo wrestlers and mixed martial arts monsters have some company in heavyweight competition: the high-performance SUV.

Rupert Murdoch is pulling the trigger on the long-gestating Fox Business Channel, adding some heavyweight competition to NBC Universal's CNBC.

In the men's heavyweight competition, Scotland's Michael Yule finished fourth after failing to make his third lift of 183kg.

The crowded market has forced studios to stake out key release dates for their big event movies far in advance to try to scare off heavyweight competition.

NSFOCUS is a cybersecurity company that focuses on network security - a hot space, with a lot of heavyweight competition.

BBC Sport commentator and former Olympian Mark Foster said: "Looking at the different sizes of the girls, there should be a heavyweight and lightweight competition for this; Hannah is tiny.