Sentence examples for later competing from inspiring English sources

Six weeks later, competing at the senior level at the U.S. championships, she placed third.

Sixteen years later, competing for Germany, she won a silver medal on vault at the Beijing Games, a span of success unheard-of in the sport.

Jumet, a northern suburb of Charleroi, was world famous for its glassmakers in the 19th century and sent some to the United States, where a similar and later competing industry was founded.

A half-hour later, competing with himself, a completely different Letterman turned up for a one-on-one interview on a temporary "Nightline" spinoff, a series of profiles called "Up Close".

Her pending record in the 3,000 meters was set in January at the Armory track in Upper Manhattan; a month later, competing at the same site, she broke the world indoor record in the 1,500 meters with a 5 12.2.

He later competed in professional tractor-pulling events.

He joined his school's Latin Club — "I loved reading about the great philosophers" — and later competed in quiz bowls.

NEW RULE The winners of next month's Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show must later compete against the winners of "Toddlers & Tiaras" — so we can get their handlers in one place, lock the doors and let the kids and dogs run for their lives.

He began racing on Lake Washington in a 6-meter named "Fun," and later competed successfully for many years in ocean races in a series of yachts named "Kate".

In 2001, Mr. Suozzi, then the mayor of Glen Cove, defeated a Republican machine that had dominated the county for decades; he later competed for the 2006 nomination for governor against Eliot Spitzer.

A native of Hartford City, Indiana, she later competed in the Ladies Professional Golf Association.