Sentence examples for a competition by from inspiring English sources

An organization runs a competition by proposing a riddle it needs answered and offering years of data.

P.B.P., which began as a professional race, was eventually superseded as a competition by the Tour de France.

But you cannot predict how well athletes will do in a competition by knowing their relative testosterone levels.

The company went on to win a $10k grant from natural products company Burt's Bees as well as an award from a competition by Target this year.

He was an endless fount of poetry quotes and kept a dictionary that he had won in a competition by his chair.

Geim, born in 1958 in the Soviet Union, is a brilliant academic — as a high-school student, he won a competition by memorizing a thousand-page chemistry dictionary — but he also has a streak of unorthodox humor.

"We are going to take the Paralympic five-a-side competition by storm".

Unusually, he became a candidate by entering a competition run by pro-European parties hoping to attract young professionals to their ranks – despite not being a party member.

Jack Covill-Lowndes, from Wainfleet in Lincolnshire, was nominated by his family in a competition run by Legoland in Windsor, Berkshire.

He was then signed, for £250,000, by Brighton with the proceeds of a competition run by Football League sponsors Coca-Cola.

Nicola Salvi won a 1732 competition by designing a late Baroque marble mass of allegorical figures and natural rock formations.