Sentence examples for thrill of competing from inspiring English sources

"My kids enjoy the companionship and the thrill of competing, but aren't very keen on training in cold weather.

Now the thrill of competing doesn't have to end at the finish line - swim, bike, run, drive!

For all their varied backgrounds one thing the British players have in common is the thrill of competing at their home Olympics.

The Fencing World Cup's stature, combined with the thrill of competing at home, is one reason the United States fencer and Olympic medalist Iris Zimmerman wants to do well in the tournament.

In this first person account, the lock picker describes the thrill of competing in "locksport" where participants race to pick through a series of locks.

"This is a world-first solution in a great venue, creating an excellent sporting field of play and we can't wait for the elite athletes of the Commonwealth to come and experience the thrill of competing here.

"The players are thrilled at the prospect of competing in an English league from August, which we believe will be so important for the development of local sport".

Meanwhile, young defender Kenneth Omeruo - who is on loan at Dutch side Den Haag from European champions Chelsea - is thrilled by the prospect of competing against some of the world's best teams.

Of his career to date, he speaks of his thrill at training with Olympians, of competing at tournaments abroad and experiencing different cultures, notably the strict adherence to dojo etiquette in Japan.

The team pursuit is a thrilling spectacle, a pack-like affair of competing two-wheel cavalries, the two teams stalking one another with malevolent intent from the opposite sides of the track.

They wanted the thrill of the other Disney experiences, with the combo of competing, and that's where Wide World of Sports found its sweet spot.