Sentence examples for take this competition from inspiring English sources

What I will say is we take this competition with a desire to do well in it and to try to win it.

She's on the comeback trail, will take this competition very seriously and will want to improve in every single round.

Despite the performance, Chivas do have to take pride in making the run to the semifinal, and for taking this competition seriously from their first match this year.

Arsène Wenger has never taken this competition particularly seriously; circumstances may force him to change tonight.

Stoke had won four matches in a row before a poor defeat at home to Watford at the weekend, but the Potters are the kind of club who should be taking this competition seriously.

In these groupings, we competed for the Division Cup; everything we did could earn — or fail to earn — us points, though only the juniors, seniors, and Marys took this competition seriously.

Irish, though, are taking this competition seriously and, after their comeback to win at Harlequins, have strengthened their side with Paul Hodgson partnering Shane Geraghty at half-back andSeilala Mapusua and Sailosi Tagicakibau, expected to play for the Pacific Islanders against England next week, in their back line.

Thankfully, no one takes this competition to absurd levels; we haven't had any political attack ads, smear campaigns or bribes (that I know of).

The Magpies have taken this competition seriously despite it having a negative effect on their league form this season and manager Pardew resisted the temptation to rest players like Cisse and Yohan Cabaye ahead of Sunday's Tyne-Wear derby against Sunderland.

Because he took this competition so seriously, and also because it seemed to be a huge part of his whole life recovery.

But we like to win every game, and we take this [competition] very seriously," he said.