Siver worked more ground and pound and kept vying for the choke.
People keep vying for position, standing on their toes with cameras raised, as though the tiny darting sheep were actually alive, actually running away, fleeing the hungry tourist photographs.
It borrows the power of narration from wakefulness and the power of divination from sleep, and keeps them vying to suspend the alternation of day and night.
Users decked out their profile pages with music and wallpaper like it was their first apartment, and the sites "Top 8" feature kept friends sociopathically vying for the coveted positions like an ongoing platonic version of The Bachelor.
State Assemblyman Rocky Chávez and a Board of Equalization member, Diane Harkey, are vying to keep the district in Republican hands.
There is no disgrace in such a loss; United, the defending English champion, is vying to keep that title this season, and it very rarely loses at home.
Her fellow London councillor Caroline Russell, the sole voice of opposition in Labour-dominated Islington Town Hall, is vying to keep her company.
Whatever you have, you can keep; they're not vying for it.
After nailing her network's second highest ratings thanks to her exclusive interview with Rihanna, Oprah Winfrey is vying to keep the momentum going for her "Next Chapter" series.
After landing success with her political drama series, Scandal, creator Shonda Rhimes is vying to keep the momentum going with two forthcoming projects.
Three incumbents — Galatzan, Richard A. Vladovic and Bennett Kayser — are vying to keep their seats on the seven-member board come March 3. Incumbent George McKenna is uncontested in the race for his seat.
