Sentence examples for were competing together from inspiring English sources

Murray and Robson had only previously paired up at two exhibition events and were competing together at London 2012 on a wildcard.

Also a professional, the younger brother died after injuries sustained in a crash in a race in 1951 where the two brothers had been competing together.

Jun said the idea of marching together made her feel "as if two countries became one country," and that she hoped they would be competing together at the next Olympics.

After a bit of coaxing, she persuaded her close friend and former doubles partner Martina Hingis to make her second comeback, and the two are competing together at the United States Open.

In October, Evangulov confirmed the pair would be competing together until at least the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

The duo have been competing together in GB squads for over a decade.

Baillie and Stott had been competing together in the two-man event for almost a decade.

Members of the Commonwealth have been competing together in a sporting capacity since the first Empire Games back in 1930.

Maxime, 24, Chloe, 22, and Justine, 19, will all be competing together as part of the Canadian national mogul team at this year's Winter Olympics in Sochi.

The Sonar crew, who have been competing together since 2003, finished sixth in the last two Paralympics but they have won two world titles (in 2005 and 2006) and finished second at the recent World Championships in Weymouth, controversially missing out on a gold medal.

So, they will all be competing together.