Sentence examples for the teams competing for from inspiring English sources

Among the teams competing for this year's championship are Stanford, Notre Dame, Georgia Tech and the hometown favorite, Nebraska.

In 2007 he founded the Southern California Selene Group, one of the teams competing for the Google Lunar X Prize to build the first private lunar rover, but the team withdrew in 2008.

Over the last 10 seasons, including the current campaign, the average number of points separating the teams competing for a place in the Champions League between 3rd and 8th has been 13.1 points - a figure that highlights how fascinating this year's tussle is developing to be.

To simulate a mission on the moon, they would blow hard enough to reduce the weight of Talaris by about five-sixths, as the moon has only a sixth of the gravity found on Earth.The group developing Talaris are members of Next Giant Leap, one of the teams competing for Google's Lunar X Prize.

The teams competing for the X-Prize -- well aware of the cultural importance of these places -- have asked for guidelines on how to explore them.

The teams compete for cash prizes in various categories, such as best digital humanities hack and best social inclusion hack.

Though the two teams were nearly even this year, Atlanta seems to have the Mets' number when the teams compete for the pennant.

PLAYOFF HISTORY The teams competed for 25 years in the geographically confused N.L. West, with the Braves winning tight pennant races in 1982 and 1991.

After Deimon's defeat, the spring tournament is revealed as secondary in importance to the fall tournament, where the teams compete for the chance to play in the Christmas Bowlthe high school football league championship.

The teams compete for medals (bronze, silver and gold) and for a limited number of trophies.

The Angels' front office could not agree to remove anything from the organization's largest surplus of players, and Santiago's in camp with the team, competing for a spot in the opening-day rotation.