Sentence examples for run compete from inspiring English sources

Today, he and Kosgei will run, compete and push for personal achievement.

A doctrine founded (theoretically) on equality of outcome, rather than equality of opportunity, could never in the long run compete with the human instinct to get ahead, to go one's own way.

FirstGroup is bidding to run competing trains on the east coast mainline, barely a week after its rival Virgin Trains started operating the franchise on that route.

This structure, the theory went, would allow operating companies to run competing trains on the same bit of track.That never happened; and while the expected benefits of this structure never manifested themselves, the costs became increasingly apparent.

It said it would also work with the Competition and Markets Authority to explore how its recent recommendations – to overhaul franchising and encourage train operators to run competing services on the same line – could potentially be implemented.

In practice, the only real competition to Lufthansa and United in Frankfurt, or to Air France and Delta (another alliance, blessed by the Franco-American deal) in Paris, could come from a non-German or non-French carrier, with the infrastructure and financial muscle needed to run competing services.

Bolden said he expects them both to get fully certified and run competing space-taxi services.

According to Ars Technica, OHA contractually binds members from building non-Google approved devices that run competing Android forks.

Groups on both sides ran competing television and radio advertisements, and inundated legislators with e-mails, phone calls and text messages.

Today, the two companies ran competing advertisements again, with the ABC affiliate's beginning, "When Time Warner illegally dropped ABC 13, they violated your trust as a viewer".

Fresh off Ryan Murphy's "Feud" comes another diva smackdown: a new musical about the rivalry between Helena Rubinstein and Elizabeth Arden, who ran competing cosmetics empires.