Sentence examples for organized competition from inspiring English sources

Soon, their wager grew into an organized competition for charity.

I couldn't wait to get to the playground to emulate some of his tricks, knowing that our coaches would never permit them in organized competition.

The first organized competition (among teams consisting of three men and two women) was held in 1898 on the Cresta Run at Saint Moritz, Switzerland.

I came to believe that the Brotherhood was remarkably weak, and it won elections only because there was no organized competition.

A sense of ownership — "soccer is our game" — and integration must be created, pulling talented young white South Africans into the national team pool, exposing young black South Africans to organized competition and coaching.

In 1952, the National Education Association took aim at the "high-pressure elements" and "highly organized competition" in youth sports that gave youngsters "an exaggerated idea of the importance of sports and may even be harmful to them".

And today's competitive disciplines trace back to the Norwegian Army, whose officers organized competitions to keep skills sharp and spirits enthused.

South Africa have organized competitions and conferences.

In 1988 Kawabuchi volunteered to act as general secretary of the Japan Soccer League, which organized competitions between amateur teams sponsored by major corporations.

What was once a hobby has become a sport, with streamlined karts, professional-level tracks and organized competitions sanctioned by governing bodies like the World Karting Association.

The old Hawaiians, who institutionalized the spiritual side of surfing, had no illusions about its locker-room aspects: they loved to gamble on organized competitions.