Sentence examples for watch competitions from inspiring English sources
"watch competitions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when describing an activity someone engaged in, e.g. "On weekends, Peter likes to watch competitions on TV."
You can even watch competitions by the pioneers of krump -- along with some pretty inspirational documentaries about the lives of those its improved.
Ms. Shapiro mentioned to Mr. Goldes on their second date that she was a wrestling aficionado, who had watched competitions on television with her grandmother.
Mr. Hawley's "My Generation" was the loser in the closely watched competition, having been canceled by ABC on Friday after just two low-rated episodes.
The legacy of this seems only to be the incessantly broadcast "100 best... " programmes that underline the nation's favourite pastime of watching "competition" the same way that it watches television: from a comfortable distance.
The introduction of Fox Business last October started a closely watched competition for the business news audience between Fox's parent company, the News Corporation, and CNBC's parent, NBC Universal.
Since I started AdMob in 2006, I have watched competition in mobile advertising help drive incredible growth and innovation in the overall ecosystem.
Who comes to watch your competitions?
About 18,000 persons turned out to watch the competitions.
Fans can watch the competitions online at MLGPro.com.
We hear the results beforehand, which supposedly takes away the very reason we watch the competitions.
Yet, unlike members of the news media and coaches who vote in the college football news-agency polls, skating judges actually watch the competitions they arbitrate.
