Sentence examples for nice competition from inspiring English sources

"We have the opportunity to move forward in such a nice competition as the FA Cup, the possibility of a comeback in the Europa League after our bad game in Denmark in the first leg, and there are still some weeks in the Premier League to try to shorten the gap with other teams and fight for the Champions League spots.

What better way to bring it back than to have a nice competition like this?" Business is already appreciably better at Jack's Surfboards on Main Street, said general manager Ikira Fukada.

So Democratic Party bigwigs started trying to clear the way for a nice, competition-free election.

And who wants a nicey-nice competition anyway?

"You have a nice friendly competition within the competition of the team," Randolph said, "and I think good staffs feed off that type of energy.

"It seems like a nice little competitive competition between the two of them as well.

"There's a nice healthy competition between big American cities," said Ben Helphand, who is pushing to create a park on a defunct rail line in Chicago.

("So monstrous," he says. "I met Harvey several times. I knew he was never going to win a nice-guy competition, but I didn't know about all of this other stuff"). Miranda's first child, Sebastian, was born two weeks before rehearsals for Hamilton started in 2014 and he revealed last week that his wife Vanessa Nadal, a corporate lawyer, is expecting their second.

There's a nice sense of competition between us.

"It is always nice to have competition with players coming in, but January is such a difficult period in the transfer market to get players in, especially the top players.

Saying something nice to the competition was unforgivable, but I wanted to tell Dexter how much I admired him and his ability — in an age when words and storytelling were what counted, not bloviated ranting and raving — to cover more ground in 900 words than most writers could cover in 9,000.