Sentence examples for a contest why from inspiring English sources

While she was away, flowers arrived at her home, they were the prize in a contest, "Why I'm the Greatest Mother-in-law".

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You may want to submit a letter to the editor, or even write a poem and submit it to a contest about why you love your country, and what freedom means to you.

If there is no contest, why have them at all? Indeed to contest in a league scrum is not only Not The Done Thing but rather against the rules.

If Mr. Edwards wins the charm contest, why is Mr. Kerry winning the primaries?

The Ethics of Eating Meat: Earlier this year, The Times's Ethicist ran a contest, "Tell Us Why It's Ethical to Eat Meat".

"That's another way this has been hard for me". Her brother, Nathan Buffett of Long Beach, said when his sister was 8, she won a contest for describing why she loved her mother.

When it comes to popularity contests, why are they popular?

With so many entries, it was hard to pick just one, which is why a contest like this needs a judge with nerves of steel.

When I was 10, I entered an essay contest on why I loved the city.

Ignacio, from Milwaukee, had won an essay contest on "Why I'm Proud to Be Bilingual".