Sentence examples for Make a competition from inspiring English sources
Make a competition to make posters and things.
I make a competition for very young singers.
It was quite a stage on which to make a competition debut.
Again, we were the first up American Eagle, my son crowing (8-year-olds, you may remember, can make a competition out of anything).
The founder of the largest American clothing company was as eager to make a competition of art expertise as he had been of the apparel business, and any visiting curator or sculpture maven could expect a pop quiz: who do you think made that?
"I'm really happy for him because he always makes a competition interesting".
What if, like Jason assembling his Argonauts, you made a competition of your needs and claimed your obstacles as part of an elaborate game?
Try learning with a partner and making a competition of it, or just cutting out some flash cards and challenging yourself.
The stigma of making an unsolicited offer is far less of a concern for many boards today, nor is it considered "poaching" someone else's deal to top an announced transaction by making a competition bid.
This competition is modelled by just picking some (usually one) of the weakest colonies of the weakest empires and making a competition among all empires to possess this colonies.
