competitor

1.The bank isn't performing as well as some of its competitors.

2.One of the oldest competitors won the individual silver medal.

ancient

1.They believed ancient Greece and Rome were vital sources of learning.

2.These magnificent ancient buildings demonstrate the great intelligence of the labouring people.

medal

1.Dufour was awarded his country's highest medal for bravery.

2.He received a medal for his heroism.

Greece

1.Alexander the Great beat every opponent between Greece and India.

2.However, I’m not without friends in Greece, so it will be done.

Greek

1.I had to learn Greek.

2.Many English words are derived from Latin and Greek words.

magical

1.The beautiful island of Bermuda is a magical place to get married.

2.There you should provide him with friendship while performing heartwarming and magical acts of kindness.

volunteer

1.She now helps in a local school as a volunteer three days a week.

2.Right. What I want now is two volunteers to come down to the front.

homeland

1.Many are planning to return to their homeland.

2.In my homeland, there is a father with my peers.

regular

1.Get regular exercise.

2.He also writes regularly for "International Management" magazine.

basis

1.We're going to be meeting there on a regular basis.

2.We're going to be meeting there on a regular basis.

athlete

1.She will make a very good athlete.

2.You think that you could never be an athlete like your brother, or all the other kids.

nowadays

1.News flies about rapidly nowadays.

2.Nowadays it's acceptable for women to be ambitious. But it wasn't then.

gymnastics

1.She competes in gymnastics, with hopes of making it to the Olympics.

2.But I also like basketball and gymnastics.