Sentence examples for to compete that from inspiring English sources

Galina Ulanova, one of the judges, invited her to compete that year at Varna.

Under the proposal, the fees would be above board, and differing brokers selling funds could discount them if they chose to compete that way.

"It's a big win, no way around it, but if we want to continue to get better, we need to expect to be able to compete that way all the time with these teams," Donovan said.

It is not the gold of the podium but the flint of the instinct to compete that is surely the most engaging commodity of all. Lee Pearson, Britain's leading Paralympic dressage star, has complained quite volubly that with more gold medals than Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy he is just as entitled to a knighthood.

In addressing his players late Tuesday night, Manuel delivered a message — the Mets, as is, have enough talent to compete — that seemingly contradicted his public statements over the last week: his not-so-subtle pleas for another bat, his resignation that only a misstep by the opposition could help the Mets score.

"When you want to compete, that's natural," Maine said.

But Norfleet is not licensed to compete at that level.

It simply wasn't bold enough to compete at that level.

We'd love to be able to compete at that level".

"It's good to see us compete that way".

Idowu added: "I said on a number of occasions, 'I'm not going to compete.' That seems to have [been] lost somewhere.