Sentence examples for on competitions from inspiring English sources
One doesn't get the impression that Yehudi Menuhin was especially keen on competitions – and yet he started one himself.
It is a routine, familiar to anyone who has worked on competitions of this kind, that jumps and jolts between utterly different proposals: one minute the answer is a ground-scraper; the next it is a willowy tree.
The magazine came to depend on competitions and sweepstakes, particularly to lure younger subscribers.
The summer interns in Mr. Eisenman's office, for example, many of whom are European, work only on competitions, not commissions.
Current regulations prohibit players, managers and club officials from betting on competitions in which their teams are involved.
Lastly, the city would spend $140 million on competitions to help utilities protect their networks against future storms, and to jump-start economic development in business districts heavily affected the storm.
It's one-on-one competition.
It is one-on-one competition.
He thrives on competition.
He thrived on competition.
On competition policy, America is less convinced.
