Sentence examples for length competition from inspiring English sources
Even as his hunting grounds have been narrowed by investors fencing up large parcels of South Texas, Timaeus has dominated the Sweetwater length competition with his unmatched streak, which he is seeking to extend to 10 years.
A retired soldier with mottled features and a trim goatee, he has compiled nine consecutive titles in the length competition at the Sweetwater Jaycees Rattlesnake Roundup, held each March in West Texas.
For such sport, Timaeus has been rewarded with utter dominance and he has compiled nine consecutive titles in the length competition at the Sweetwater Jaycees Rattlesnake Roundup, founded in 1958 and held each March in West Texas.
That's because the client-side pressures of regulations such as Sarbanes-Oxley are pushing this once relationship driven side of the business ever deeper into one of arms length competition.
He also wore his traditional trunks and heavy stubble, while others were in their thigh-length competition suit and clean shaven.
"We offer more confidentiality than Geneva," Mr Vandeborre declared when the facility opened.However, it is not quite true to say that Singapore and other new sites are in arm's-length competition with the more established facilities.
The three legs of the Crown are all over the place in terms of length and competition: the Preakness, at a mile and three-sixteenths, is unusually short, and the Belmont is unusually long at a mile and a half.
As a female director I find myself in a rather worryingly small demographic (only 6% of us, according to the Birds Eye View film festival), so I was pleased to count three other female directors in my shorts programme alone, and many more in the full-length feature competition.
It contains the competition length (start to finish, excluding braking length), the number of turns, the vertical drop and the average grade.
Sue Everhart, a committee member from Georgia, proposed the change, citing concerns about the length of the competition.
With the possible exception of football there isn't a world cup that is played in any sport that isn't criticised for the length of its competition, the odd lopsided result or its selection process.
