Sentence examples for a second competition in from inspiring English sources

There will be a second competition in the future.

There are plans to hold a second competition in 2019, in which the first-round winners will compete against newcomers.

A second competition, in 1926, produced 18 entries, out of which the design by the architectural firm Woods, Bagot, Jory & Laybourne-Smith was selected as the winner.

Defeats by New Zealand and India led to them being knocked out in the group stage for the second competition in a row.

"The team exited two competitions before the change in management and suffered the disappointment of an exit from the third competition in early January before new manager Colin Calderwood was able to refresh the squad".

Yevgeny Plushenko made a triumphant comeback at the Russian figure skating championships in Sochi when he won his 10th national men's title in his first competition in nearly a year.

Ligue 1 has long been seen as a second-tier competition in Europe, but the club has looked determined to change that image on its own.

Unilever, the world's largest producer of food and soap, said Wednesday that its quarterly profits dropped by almost a fifth, as competition in most markets grew tougher.

A second round of competition in 2002 resulted in 12 more awards.

A second drawing competition was also held simultaneously in Bam with 50 children from 10 UNICEF supported Recreational Cultural Centres.

In March 1967, Stella South's male first aid team won a national first aid competition in Harrogate, organised by the CEGB.