Sentence examples for begin a competition from inspiring English sources

McNamara said: "It is alien for us to begin a competition as favourites.

Grauman--whose credits include the TV series "The Streets of San Francisco" and "Murder, She Wrote --was inspired to begin a competition in the mid-1980s after hearing students on a Music Center tour say they did not feel Wrote --wasre.

Two years ago, the Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology began a competition for a "Top Company for Technical Women" award.

The asset manager TIAA-CREF recently began a competition, called "Raise the Rate," for such ideas on Facebook.

In the midst of it all, the Cup Winners' Cup campaign began – a competition Rangers were in only by default.

But in recent years, with corporate sponsors offering huge donations, Mumbai's mandals — neighborhood organizations that sponsor and build idols — began a competition in grandiosity.

Also, the Cold War began a competition between the United States and Soviet Russia and China for the ideological allegiance of such countries which dominated international politics in the 1950s and 1960s.

In recent years researchers have begun to find weaknesses in current hash algorithms, and so last November the National Institute of Standards and Technology began a competition to create stronger hashing technologies.

The government has begun a competition to find people to help defend the UK's infrastructure from cyber-attack.

Although it had not yet received congressional approval, the committee went ahead and began a competition.

We became competitors instead of becoming teammates and began a competition of who could make the other feel smaller.