Sentence examples for rush competition from inspiring English sources

But the skills he developed on the big playground of Whistler Blackcomb in his native Canada were on spectacular display in Silverton, Colorado, where he won his second straight Red Bull Cold Rush competition by doing flips off cliffs in the backcountry that even dazzled his competitors (their votes made him the champion in this peer-judged event).

He is here, he said, for the rush of competition.

There was a personal hunger, too, for the adrenaline rush of competition.

After awhile, it turned into this frenetic rush, a competition to see who could ring the bell the most, the loudest and the longest.

In an effective market, the high cost of something is usually brought down by a rush of competition, but that has not happened in the marketplace for bosses or bankers.

Yet it has become anything but routine for the 22-year-old Kwan, who still feels the music's heartbeat as loud as her own and welcomes the rush of competition the way she welcomes the familiar icy breeze on her face.

I missed my teammates, and the rush of competition, and the excitement of learning new tricks, and the certainty of being Chloe the Gymnast.

You don't want to have a sugar rush during competition!

Most people know the thrill of competition and the rush of emotions when you realise you have beaten your competitors.

The thrill of competition, the adrenalin rush and a general feeling of invincibility are all sensations these risk-taking men thrive on and experience daily.

What happens with fares will go a long way toward determining how welcoming taxi drivers will be of this rush of fresh competition.