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The residents of Delray Beach were preoccupied part of the season with a contest to select a name for a new bridge, spanning a body….
The residents of Delray Beach were preoccupied part of the season with a contest to select a name for a new bridge, spanning a body of water at the foot of that community's Eight Street.
Only 27 glaciers of well over 100 remain in the park, and the National Environmental Trust recently held a contest to suggest a name for the park in the event the ice disappears.
The New Yorker, March 12 , 1949P. 19 The residents of Delray Beach were preoccupied part of the season with a contest to select a name for a new bridge, spanning a body of water at the foot of that community's Eight Street.
Although Fast Company is happy with how the partnership has turned out, she added: "This is not a contest to name a shade of lipstick or a nail color.
The British public's subversion of a contest to name a polar exploration vessel by voting for Boaty McBoatface struck a chord around the world.
The studio had a contest to name the characters, and John Carr, an animator, won $50 for Tom and Jerry.
(When Mr. Howe's Web site did a contest to name this next generation a few years ago, the winner was "the homelanders," as in security).
"Bon soir," the Tooth Mouse begins, in one of the text's smattering of French phrases, before introducing a contest to name her successor before a crowd of assembled mice.
Not long ago, Erez Itzhaki, a thirty-four-year-old Israeli real-estate broker and developer, and his business partner, Eric Salomon, decided to sponsor a contest to name their latest venture, a shawarma-and-falafel restaurant on Third Avenue at St. Mark's Place.
American Pharoah (the misspelling is a result of a contest to name the horse) is his first American classic winner, though he had three runner-up finishes prior to this year: twice in the Kentucky Derby, with Pioneerof The Nile in 2009 and Nehro in 2011, and once in the Belmont Stakes, with Paynter in 2012.
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