Sentence examples for wild competition from inspiring English sources

There had been a wild competition between Arabs and Italians to gut the Jewish houses.

And to be fair, with that kind of wild competition for attention (not to mention the Rangers being pushed around by the not-so-lowly Senators), it's not difficult to perhaps see why this one kind of snuck up on all of us.

Some are declaring it L.A.'s craziest car chase, but it has some wild competition.

(And raising taxes on top incomes enough to temper the wild competition for admission to elite colleges that grease the way to those top incomes).

-- Posted by Ross Williams THE WILD SIDE Competition has long been known to drive the evolution of the number of sperm that males produce.

Plus on Monday, attendees get to vote for their favorite overall Startup Alley company in the Wild Card competition, and that winner goes on to compete in the Startup Battlefield for that day.

The biggest news of the day was the announcement of a wild new competition series called Total Blackout, which is based on a hit Danish series in which people compete in challenges in complete darkness.

Tampa Bay's hopes are more solid, and it has the easiest matchup, by record at least, among its nearest wild-card competition.

Although eyes will roll at talk of expected runs, strength of schedule and fractions of wins, it is worth noting that a system invented by some of baseball's top minds considers the Yankees not only far worse than Tampa Bay, their main wild-card competition, but also worse than Cleveland, Baltimore, the Angels, Kansas City and Toronto.

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For the first time in this competition, Wild is made to work hard and he crumbles under the pressure of Karl.