Sentence examples for a competition which has from inspiring English sources
"It's a competition which has great significance.
The fans are being short-changed and a competition which has been a very important part of the calendar is being knocked.
Agency: Goodby Silverstein & Partners (San Francisco) Director: Si & Ad For a number of years Doritos has held a competition which has provided an opportunity to win a place in advertising's biggest showcase: the Super Bowl.
"Girls want to be slim and males want to be big and lean, and while it isn't a bad thing for people to want to look better, it has become more like a competition, which has a bad effect on most people's mental health", said one respondent.
But Birmingham's chairman David Gold has other ideas, reasoning that a place in the last four of a competition which has gained kudos in recent years would be a much-needed fillip before a demanding festive period that includes trips to Chelsea and Tottenham.
The Kumuls see this as a chance to prove the viability of their bid to enter a club in the Big League, the National Rugby League, but their participation in the Queensland Cup, a competition which has been gaining in credibility and profile for several years, is already seriously big news at home – with predictions that the Hunters' fixtures will be watched by two million people.
United and Ferguson have won the League Cup only once - in 1992 - and, although they reached last year's semi-finals and the final itself in 2003, the impression has lingered that they would rather be anywhere else than competing in a competition which had the potential to sap energy from players used to life at the top of the Premiership, not to mention jousts with the continent's elite.
For decades schools have been locked in a marketplace competition which has not created quality but has instead ensured that they cater for the mainstream students who best respond to the way we "do school".
We are very happy to continue our association with a great competition which has grown in status and popularity and is now established as one of world sport's major events.' This attitude, as well as the deal itself, comes as something of a surprise after ITV had previously denied inter est in the 2003 World Cup with the early start times of the matches in Australia and New Zealand.
The Junior Eurovision Song Contest, often shortened to JESC, Junior Eurovision or Junior EuroSong, is a song competition which has been organised by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) annually since 2003 and is open exclusively to broadcasters that are members of the EBU.
The famously Bra Boy-affiliated team from Sydney's south-east have won more premierships than any team in the history of Souths Juniors, a park football competition which has fair claim to being the toughest in the country.
