Sentence examples for school competitor from inspiring English sources

He was the first high school competitor to run a mile indoors in less than four minutes -- not the first to achieve that time anywhere.

Alan Webb of Virginia became the first high school competitor to run a sub-four-minute mile indoors and the first to do so anywhere since 1967 when he clocked 3 minutes 59.86 seconds yesterday at the New Balance Track and Field Games at the Armory Track and Field Center.

The scouting report on him was that he possessed an improved midrange jump shot, nimble feet, soft hands and physical skills at 6 feet that made him a mismatch against almost any high school competitor.

Afterward, high school competitors and their coaches and parents lined up to meet Webb, take pictures with him, and have him autograph their T-shirts, hats, duffel bags and water bottles.

When poor-performing public schools lose students to charters or private-school competitors, Hess points out, there are rarely any consequences.

The next day there was a poetry slam: thirteen high-school competitors were asked to "tell their truths" in front of a microphone.

Thompson was so sure the fastest times would come from his middle-school competitors that he reversed the order of events.

It's hard to escape the conclusion that many emerging on demand technology companies are able to undercut their old-school competitors at least in part because they're engaged in regulatory arbitrage.

"We're way larger than old-school competitors… We went through this licensing process which is almost as difficult as getting a banking license… which gives us the right to sell you the same product as travel agencies… Nobody in the world can sell you Kayak's flights directly from their platform — so we have a way to do that".

These will commence at 10 30 a.m. each Saturday and will be open to any school age competitor.

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