Sentence examples for riveting competition from inspiring English sources

But May would not go away, leading to 21 holes of riveting competition.

Meanwhile that other riveting competition "TOP CHEF" concludes its fifth season Wednesday (10 p.m., Bravo).

Less than 14 months later, Dye's Ocean Course made its debut as the compelling and unparalleled stage for a riveting competition that transformed the Ryder Cup from a midlevel golf attraction to a major international sports happening.

The riveting competition between Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama could provide Mr. McCain some cover as he deals with this peacemaking.

He added that the potential of five games over an Olympic-like 13 days could prevent the normal rhythm of a riveting competition from developing -- all in the name of telecasts that are increasingly not being watched.

On nearly every day since, the Olympics proceeded on dual tracks: one following the riveting, uplifting competition, the other pursuing a burgeoning backlash and undercurrent of finger-pointing.

For many, 2015 was the year that black-oriented programming transitioned from fun, inconsequential trash into riveting awards season competition.

They were designed to out-rivet the newsstand competition and, like much television today, were aimed primarily at young white males.

In hindsight, the riveting drama and surprising competition that had made these National Basketball Association finals so captivating probably ended when Shaquille O'Neal got riled in Game 3. Convinced that he had fouled out because of a flop-happy Dikembe Mutombo in the previous game, O'Neal promised to gain retribution.

However, VICELAND's own sports fanatics Desus Nice and the Kid Mero spiced things up with their own brand of Bronx commentary, making the dog competition more riveting than the Super Bowl.

Stuart Pendred is a husky-edged, snakish Hagen; Lee Bisset as a sensual and sympathetic Gutrune gives Brünnhilde credible competition; Alison Kettlewell's Waltraute is a riveting storyteller.