Sentence examples for cake contest from inspiring English sources

At the Dundee Flower and Food Festival (01382 434940; dundeeflowerandfoodfestival.com), in Camperdown Country Park from this Friday to Sunday, there's a Dundee Cake contest and an award for Scotch broth.

Series Producer Samantha Beddoes' exotic snaps from the Bake Off European cake contest!

That's why the American Cancer Society, The Culinary Institute of America, and Duff Goldman from Food Network's hit show Ace of Cakes came together to create a new, healthier take on the birthday cake as the official cake of the American Cancer Society -- and hosted the "Taste More Birthday's" cake contest to find it.

The Republican booth, with an elephant sign hanging from the ceiling and attractive female volunteers, is even more crowded than the cake-baking contest next door.

Phil Nice runs a popular Monday night quiz at a pub in south London that is famed locally for its speed cake-eating contest, audience participation (in return for chocolates), and anti-north London jokes.

Instead, the visit will be remembered for a series of breezy Twitter messages that the two colleagues sent home, riffing about how visitors can buy an American-style blended iced coffee at a university near Damascus and how one of them had challenged a Syrian communications minister to a cake-eating contest.

In that context, Mr. Cohen's June 16 Twitter message, typos and all — "I'm not kidding when I say I just had the greatest frappacino ever at Kalamoun University north of Damascus" — seemed off key, officials said, as did Mr. Ross's report about Mr. Cohen's proposed cake-eating contest (he called it "creative diplomacy").

Chief among them is fat kid Bruce Jake Baileyy on my night), who shows his mettle in a cake-eating contest so beautifully rigged its conclusion instantly reaps an ovation.

In previous decades an MP's wife was expected to be little more than a photogenic adjunct to her husband, someone who could be relied upon to judge cake-baking contests at the village fete and smile prettily in public.

In the case of "Cake Boss," the contest will ask viewers to "doodle your dream cake," creating cake designs that can be submitted to TLC through Doodle.ly or Facebook for a chance to win prizes for four consecutive weeks.

The surreal chain of events continues, as Milland is given the secret information required to win a cake in a contest, a mistake that earns the ire of a mysterious gentleman in a morning coat (Dan Duryea, in the first of several memorable performances for Lang), who sends a blind man who is not blind (a persistent figure in Lang's body of work) to recover the inexplicably important pastry.