Sentence examples for housing competitors from inspiring English sources

The tasks range from replacing rotting supports, to directing traffic in the parking field, to erecting billboards on Route 44, to housing competitors from out of town.

Campbell was also distinguished from his in-house competitors by his relative youth: Tinterow is fifty-five, Wardropper fifty-eight.

Starkweather picked up a picture of one of his in-house competitors, something called an "optical carriage printer".

Schools were used as make-shift dormitories, and in the past some host islands have housed competitors by sport rather than by island.

Gibraltar will host a smaller games with football, cycling and volleyball among the sports to miss out and, like Shetland in 2005, will bring in cruise ships to house competitors as there are not enough hotel beds.

As a result, every day brings new stories of climbing through an open window to gain an edge at an open house; competitors for an overpriced two-bedroom bragging loudly about their Ivy League educations or a bunk bed in a hacker house costing $1500 per month.

Even though Los Angeles boasts many alternatives to the multiplex, there's something about Cinefamily and its mixtape range of programming, it's "something for everybody" business model that out-weirds and outdoes so many of its alleged "art house" competitors.

Or if Netflix wouldn't sell, Yahoo could have built its own subscription-based original programing business, an in-house competitor to Netflix.

Spotify is the most popular paid streaming music service in the world, even with Apple Music Applele's in-house competitor – being the subject of heavy promotion from the world's largest company.

But the rest has more laughs per minute than any of its Boston bar- or New York coffee house-based competitors did.

Thaddea Sheridan, an agent in the Stamford office of William Pitt, recalled several first-time buyers who lost houses to competitors because they put in such low bids.