Meanings of many competitions in English

The Premier League is currently one of many competitions on lockdown until 30 April.

Question: I love athletics and have won many competitions.

Already was there much rivalry shown in the many competitions which the young scout leaders had instituted.

For athletes, particular risk factors include poor training regimes, too many competitions and a "win-at-all-costs" approach.

But we also know that Galla will likely be back and better than ever in many competitions to come.

Having spent 20 years in the whisky business, and judged in many competitions, Buxton knows what he is talking about.

Do not expect Mbappe to be the top goalscorer of many competitions but he will dismantle any defence with his lightning speed.

Verhoeven's dream is to one day bolt her own route with her father, but said it's tough with so many competitions right now.

Tells about the many competitions Robin entered, how she loves to perform, and how she prepares for her concerts and her doctoral recitals.

Scores for the many competitions would be tabulated at the end of the circuit in order to crown seasonal winners in different skill-level categories.

Not since the days of McDonnell's F-4 Phantom fighter in the 1960s and 1970s has Boeing been entered into so many competitions worldwide, he said.