Sentence examples for asking for entries from inspiring English sources

The Webby Awards, or Oscars for websites -- just as fun and fancy, but without the stiffness (of Hollywood botox that is! Hey, now!) -- is asking for entries.

He wrote the poem in May after the magazine asked for entries to protest against Erdoğan's attempts to prosecute a comedian in Germany.

Last week, we asked for entries that mashed up the names of novels and the names of companies, and the response was tremendous, to say the least.

He wrote the limerick in May after the Spectator magazine asked for entries to protest against Erdoğan's attempts to prosecute a comedian in Germany.

In this appendix we briefly discuss which buyer group can emerge when side transfers among customers are feasible and the coalitions that can be formed are restricted to those that always include the members of the initial buyer group when new customers ask for entry.

The contest was reportedly a "nationwide search for the most perfect boyfriend material a girl could ask for", and Svenonius was among 150 entries.

Any member of the public can submit a request under this act asking for copies of the entries stored about themselves on the police's databases of political activists.

THE ECONOMIST has cranked up its World in 2010 blog (which, shockingly, is not about the distant future but next year), and today there is an entry asking for nominations for "Best Country in the World, 2010".

At Eastbourne, she proved that with her victory in a cameo appearance, asking for a wild-card entry into singles as part of a bet she had made with her trainer.

Alex asked for the entry fee, and I handed him 100 pesos to cover myself and Yardena.

"I had to go back and ask for his entry because I knew of his work.