Sentence examples for up for competing from inspiring English sources

Robert Stack, tense and square-jawed, plays another hardboiled American, who gets beaten up for competing with the ring but ends up joining it — and finding more profit in informing on it than in participating in it.

Clooney is introducing close friend Brad Pitt's "Moneyball," and Pitt wil return the favor by introducing Clooney's "Ides of March" during the awards show but don't expect any funny business between the pals who are up for competing awards.

He notes that The Oregonian's cuts have opened up the field for competing news outlets.

Girls would pick up boys' techniques for competing and working in large groups.

How do I break into a market when everyone is tied up with contracts for competing products or won't give my product a chance?

In elite competitions, there are two gyms: one for warming up, and one for competing.

Samples of the chosen sausages are then ordered, and now the race is on for each sausage to be filled with the finest ingredients (among those available to be in a Big Four sausage — some prime cuts are held back for, say, the HBO sausages) that haven't already been snatched up for a competing recipe and, preferably, that have the flavor of Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

On all calls, the same script is followed – A Google Kenya employee calls a Mocality business and tries to deceive them into signing up for their competing product, by claiming that we are working together.

Beyond cutting costs, the board indicated, United needs to come up with a strategy for competing with more nimble, lower-cost carriers and increasing its sales.

She was injured, lost her passion for competing, took up other sports and at one point nearly gave up running for good.

We used these follow-up sources to censor subjects for competing cause mortality and out-of-state emigration from Alaska.