Sentence examples for arranging competitions from inspiring English sources

But if he had to protect and promote the peaks by doing paperwork, he would.For 12 years he took charge at the British Mountaineering Council, swelling both membership and revenues, arranging competitions and writing memos late and long, until he would bolt from the Manchester office to scale the nearest crags.

While FIFA is responsible for arranging competitions and most rules related to international competition, the actual Laws of the Game are set by the International Football Association Board, where each of the UK Associations has one vote, while FIFA collectively has four votes.

In 2009, Ms. White and her volunteer corps spent all of their time (and most of their funds) from September to April arranging the competition.

Many schools beside Parsons have arranged accessories competitions.

The Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools, which arranges athletic competitions, had denied membership to an Islamic academy.

Having not been elected to any organised league at that point they predominantly played friendly fixtures but did enter the FA Cup for the first time as well as locally arranged cup competitions The Sheffield Challenge Cup and the Wharncliffe Charity Cup.

"We're not here for a flower-arranging competition!" someone yelled, as a cork whizzed perilously close to my eye.

Harry, pointing his buttery wand toward the flower-arranging competition, was surrounded by toads and potion bottles and, of course, the traditional Butter Cow which has to be there whether it really fits the theme or not.

The scene, more reminiscent of a garage-band festival than a bicycle event, captured the spirit of the East Coast Messenger Stage Race, Mr. Horse's hastily arranged, informal competition for a small group of hardy riders — mostly bicycle messengers — from across the country.

Individual institutional departments arrange this competition annually.

After a modest amount of time observing China's economy it becomes clear that the government likes to arrange organized competition in industries it considers strategic.