Sentence examples for competing for awards from inspiring English sources

Together, they make an extraordinarily potent couple in a film that looks bound to be competing for awards in Cannes and beyond.

(212) 687-6118.20100603 SKATEBOARDING COMPETITION AND EXHIBITION Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., featuring professional and amateur skateboarders competing for awards and cash prizes in the Maloof Money Cup New York in a newly created skate park; the competition is closed to entrants but open to spectators.

More colleges are competing for awards and recognition, such as the presidential honor roll.

Over four days more than 60 bands from across the country compete for awards.

The KNC is a form of competition in which individuals and organisations compete for awards to run local news outlets.

The decline has been steepest among the studios' specialty film subsidiaries, whose schedules are typically heavy with the sort of adult-oriented dramas that compete for awards.

Every year, thousands of neighborhood associations, clubs and wealthy families construct elaborate, often themed pandals and compete for awards and prizes.

Without a category of their own, those reality programs have competed for awards against the industry's nonfiction darlings, like Ken Burns's "Baseball".

The night rounds out with "U.S. Barbecue Champsionship," a semi-documentary of another peculiarly American phenomenon, the barbecue cook-off, in which 75 barbecue teams meet in Shreveport, La., to compete for awards.

While in my second year, the university encouraged some friends and I to enter the Dare to be Digital competition, where you pitch a game idea and prototype for a chance to go to Scotland, compete for awards and have thousands of people play the game.

COMPETE for awards given to 'Most Inbred' and 'Best Re-creation of the Ass-Rape Scene From Deliverance'!