Sentence examples for competition calling from inspiring English sources

Jack Hollis, Toyota's vice president for Scion, gave a nod to the microcar's competition, calling it "a mini-er and smarter vehicle," a quip that drew laughs and groans from journalists and photographers.

The human-powered monorail One of five winning concepts in a Google-launched competition calling for ideas that would "change the world", the Shweeb – a cross between a monorail system and a recumbent bicycle – is being funded to the tune of $1m by the internet giant.

These variations suggest that the value of MNE assets is relative, and that their varying market positions across countries are an inherent feature of international competition, calling for corresponding positioning and strategies.

The faster way to change opinions is to trash the competition, calling their integrity and business practices — and even focus on children's education — into doubt.

Viagra-maker Pfizer is reaching out to the media in response to the competition, calling publications like Time and Newsweek and offering up marketers like U.S. brand manager Janice Lipsky.

Back at the bowling alley, Homer and his friends enter the bowling league competition, calling themselves the Pin Pals.

The Fédération Équestre Internationale (International Equestrian Federation), which supervises international competition, calls the event Concours Complet d'Équitation ("Complete Competitive Examination in Horsemanship").

Winning a TV talent competition called New Faces.

So a competition called the MoonROx challenge is being mounted.

Last year, Go started a competition called 'Cooling the Towers'.

On Tuesday, W magazine named the winner of its first photography talent competition, called "The Shot".