Sentence examples for sounds of competition from inspiring English sources

Ah, the sweet sounds of competition.

In that desolate place all athletes must eventually go in defeat – away from the sound and fury of competition – Andy Murray will find scraps of comfort when he reflects on his Wimbledon campaign.

It's the way officials talk when they feel they have nothing to fear, when there's a kind of competition to sound toughest, because that's what the boss wants and rewards.

Following an early-1930s peak in production and popularity, the genre waned in the face of competition from sound films and anti-socialist censorship in Nazi Germany and the US.

I know that sounds arrogant, but I'm afraid of competition so it's vital I know what my competitors are doing so that I can do something else.

An interesting applied aspect of competition between different sound periodicities is its implication for voice segregation in a cocktail-party situation [26].

The need for such predictions may vary with the level of competition from words with similar sounds and meanings.

Morgan, who owned Federal Steel, liked the sound of this, since competition, in his view, bred chaos and inefficiency.

Segway Polo might sound like the ultimate geek game, but it has plenty of competition.

It sounds exotic to Western ears, the elaborate effort of holding elections with only a glaze of competition.

Far from the bustle of Boston and the pressure of competition from other eager inventors, he mulled over everything he had discovered about sound.