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He started seven times last year, and could vie for a starting position.

When my 15-year-old daughter and I are in the car, we vie for control of the radio.

But are they really ready to vie for the world championship?

No longer did they vie with each other to give her gifts.

There will be other Democrats who may vie for leadership as we approach 2008.

Major cities are expected to vie to be home to the institute.

Perhaps in a few months, they will both vie for places on the unemployment line.

They would vie for the right to sponsor him, he was certain of it.

The two could also vie in a primary for the Independence line.

Inmates already in the system must vie for a small number of places - now being cut down to 800.

But despite their splendid speed, how could they vie with her!

A dozen children vie with one another to stay on his heels.

He was wont to vie with the other in point of style.

The first is a team challenge where the two teams vie against each other in a competition.

There are six districts and players vie for influence across these.

Instead, competitors will vie for prize money based on performance.

Beyond that a host of other challenges, large and small, will vie quickly for American attention.

They began to vie to buy the same food.

Two elements vie for attention in the lower part of the cube.

He later returned home a opted to vie for a law degree.

But more than 100 new singles may vie for those slots.

Groups also vie against one another in a prestigious official competition.

A beautiful girl passes by and the three sailors vie for her attention.

The group winners vie with one another for the top prize: best in show.

Pop stars in their 20's still vie for his mantle.