Sentence examples for leaving competition from inspiring English sources

The GT40s would, in fact, win the race four times in succession, 1966-9, before leaving competition.

Sorenstam's ambivalence about leaving competition is something that some of this generation of players share about seeing her go.

And in the stakes for the ultimate getaway vehicle, a sporty convertible -- a hot 2005 Porsche 997, a classic 1965 Mustang -- has a funny way of leaving competition in the dust.

It still leaves competition for places, particularly in midfield.

That leaves competition authorities with no choice but to say no.

Once a week at a Philadelphia art gallery, freestyle rap not only leaves competition behind, but also meets spoken word and poetry in "Word 4 Word" at Art Noir gallery on Thursdays.

That leaves competition with modern humans as the most likely culprit, the team contends.

The number of major investment funds has shrunk to six, from 15, leaving limited competition that has resulted in high fees.

Pummeled by a weak economy, many Wall Street banks, traditionally the largest commercial mortgage lenders, have gone quiet, leaving little competition for life insurers.

The man, Phil Knight, a Nike co-founder who knows a thing or two about innovation and leaving the competition behind, beamed as Kelly deflected query after query.

What Woods has done this year almost defies belief, yet he continues to take his game to new levels while leaving the competition farther behind.