Sentence examples for watched competing from inspiring English sources

Last week Todayy" was watched by an average of 6.7 million people a day, more people than watched competing editions of ABC's "Good Morning America" and CBS's "Early Show" combined.

Overnight ratings suggest an average of 6.2 million people tuned in at any one time, instead of watching competing offerings of Gogglebox on Channel 4 and two episodes of Coronation Street on ITV.

In addition, while 3 out of every 4 over-the-top homes were watching Netflix, comScore points out that means there are 25percentt of homes that are only watching competing services.

They also afforded the citizens of Jacksonville a pastime to watch competing races.

They don't press, they hunt, and it is in part this, the very antithesis to Barca's established passing metronome, which makes these two teams so great to watch compete.

Elite members of the house and ballroom community flew in from around the world to watch, compete and judge the all-star event.

I watched her compete and saw her interview afterwards.

Barbara recalls wearing David's Israeli team jacket when she watched him compete.

Lindstrom, who first watched Jones compete as teenager in 1991, called her performance Saturday a surprise.

Photograph: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images 12.30pm BST A full house watches runners competing in the men's 5000m heats.

Her father watched her compete on his tablet at the restaurant.