Sentence examples for you start competing from inspiring English sources

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There is too much pressure to compete, and once you start competing, there is really no way to enact reform.

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You started competing in track and field in your 70s!

You're a talented barbecue cook, but you were a stay at home Mom until four years ago when you started competing on the barbecue circuit with four meat categories.

"The heart of Xbox has always been competitive multiplayer so this is a tournament platform that lets developers and tournament operators like FaceIt, ESL, etc, to be able to say we're going do a Gears 4 competition this weekend, we can take 1000 players and the prize is, say, 12 months free Xbox Live Gold membership for your whole team, and you just start competing.

I don't think you need to work late on a regular basis in order to look good, and you certainly shouldn't start competing with others as to who stays latest.

And once young dudes start competing in nerdiness, you know it's going to end up on YouTube.

It's a word that's used too often but when you see what they go through before they even start competing it is unbelievable," she said.

You're not supposed to get out of your seat and start competing with her and start shoving her off the dance floor.

"I just start competing".

Upon seeing the movie, he suspected I would start competing.

But Sony is not prepared to start competing on price alone.

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