Sentence examples for old competition from inspiring English sources

Of course the grand old competition isn't what it was.

And then, in the later rounds, they are voted on and eliminated like singers on any old competition show.

Seldom can the contrast between this tired old competition and the growing success of Twenty20 have been more stark.

On that occasion the old Competition Commission did object – but was told to keep its nose out.

Ronaldo's 71st career Champions League goal, in his 108th match, also tied the old competition scoring record long held by Madrid great Raul.

Tighter regulations, better winemaking and plain old competition have all contributed to transforming Chianti from a hearty peasant vino into a world-class wine.

Although Lupu was sometimes in danger of floating away into his own private pianosphere, he periodically called upon his old competition-winner style to produce a burly, quasi-orchestral sound.

It's not a two-year-old competition.

The 87-year-old competition is worth $100,000 to the winner.

Uniforms would blur distinctions between rich and poor and short-circuit the age-old competition over clothes.

The eight-year-old competition calls for creating an outdoor social space for dancing and drinking in the summer months.