Sentence examples for run competition from inspiring English sources

They could also run competition or contests with sponsored rewards.

Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard, and Michael Carrick would lose a shuttle run competition against Bradley, Clark, or even Maurice Edu nearly every time.

But at over ¥14,000 ($130) for the Tokyo-Osaka run, competition is growing from no-frills airlines luring younger travellers away from the Shinkansen's pampered embrace.In a Promethean bid once again to run the fastest train on earth, Japan is developing its own maglev on a track running through the mountains of Yamanashi prefecture; it will reach speeds of over 500kph.

In the long run, competition between Apple and Google is inevitable.

He persuaded national newspapers to run competitions for them.

Several of Connecticut's symphony orchestras run competitions.

When solving the school-place shortage, locally run competitions are likely to be a smarter approach.

People who run competitions "know they can get it done cheap," he said.

It's not only size that matters, creating a "sculptural stack" is another widespread activity, and local papers run competitions to find the best.

But in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the Internet allowed hobbyists around the world to find each other and run competitions of their own.

The prospect of winning something can be irresistible, which is why so many companies run competitions to keep their brand ahead of their own competition.