Object

• quotidienne: Then a return to normality once more, la vie quotidienne.

• privee: Une histoire de la communication moderne - Espace public et vie privée.

Preposition: for

• attention: There are three video file formats vying for attention, which will further confuse things.

• honor: Ruud has also won the Champions League golden boot twice while vying for the same honor in the Premiership each season.

• slice: In the next few months, there will be three major formats vying for a slice of the joypad pie.

• crown: Meanwhile drD has noted the stealthy emergence of new amazon vying for the crown of her absent role model.

Infinitive complement

• win: Contestants vie to win the most money by choosing from identical red boxes which contain prizes between 1p and £ 250,000.

• outdo: In order to succeed, open-source projects have adopted management practices similar to those of the companies they vie to outdo.

• make: Out of the four Indians vying to make it to the main draw two succeeded.

Modifies a noun

• en: Her solo show ' La Vie En Rose ' was presented at the Kings Head.

Modifying Another Word

• currently: Around 1,000 British athletes across 14 sports are currently vying for places in the team.

• now: It is now vying for acceptance in the European Union.

• still: Spanky is a sort of inverse Divine rail-thin but still vying to be the most disgusting person on earth.

• also: The most unlikely location to house a snooker room, also vies for the most tempting location - The British Virgin Islands.

• not: We do not vie to be a primary source of supply, nor do we implement aggressive marketing techniques.