Sentence examples for mix of competitors from inspiring English sources

On his first trip to the armory as a student at La Salle Military Academy in Oakdale, N.Y., Logan observed the urban mix of competitors.

The coming season of ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" will feature another eclectic mix of competitors, including vintage sitcom actors, familiar faces from MTV reality shows and the oldest daughter of the 2008 Republican nominee for vice president.

And in the past few years, research has validated the use of fecal transplants to treat drug-resistant C. difficile infections, further supporting the approach of driving out bad microbes by repopulating their environment with a mix of competitors.

The mix of competitors include the Trump Hotel Collection, which wants to fashion a 300-room luxury hotel, spa and museum inside the space; Hilton Worldwide, which proposes a 245-room Wandorf Astoria hotel; and Carpenter & Co., which is proposing a 280-room hotel under the Montage brand.

With a mix of jealousy and skepticism, competitors have often marveled at how the Nahmads have pulled this off.

One of the oddest things about watching women's gymnastics is the idiosyncratic mix of signals that the competitors send.

But hopes for awards revival remain, because the show has stabilized and the field of competitors is mixed.

However the rise of mobile content aggregator startups, such as SmartNews, Gunosy, NewsPick and Presso, is bringing a new crop of competitors into the mix — which likely explains why Yahoo Japan is buying a carrier.

The Melbourne Cup, with a purse of more than $6 million, has drawn an international mix of thoroughbreds, with the top competitors from Europe.

He questioned the culinary patriotism of competitors who use powdered and bagged mixes for their roast beef gravy.

Amid lawsuits from a competitor and a mix of protests and support from Hispanic groups, regulators have dragged their feet on approving the merger.