Sentence examples for competition conducted from inspiring English sources

It was surpassed in the 1970s by the Mr. Olympia competition conducted by the Weiders.

Keccak algorithm is the winner of SHA-3 competition conducted by NIST.

The team took part in a competition conducted by the US intelligence community to find the world's best forecasters.

But each one has a chance of winning the title because size isn't what counts in this annual competition conducted by Publishers Weekly.

Lucky Katniss, it transpires, is all set to represent her district in a primetime reality TV show, a literal knockout competition conducted with blades and bricks for an audience of millions.

That was first noted in the 1877 song title "Walking for Dat Cake," about a strutting style in a walking competition conducted among blacks, the winner of which would "take the cake".

Domingo doesn't judge the 40 singers who are chosen from the hundreds who apply every year, but he is the driving force behind the competition, conducting the final gala for the chosen few, coaching, tutoring and mentoring them, and making sure that their performances are seen and heard by the great and good of the operatic world.

Opening a conversation is one of the main benefits of competitions conducted on the Internet.

L. 109 163, § 341(d)(4), substituted "public-private competitions conducted under section 2461 of this title" for "workforce reviews".

Re "Songs of Themselves" (Nov. 16), Jim O'Grady's first-person account of performing in storytelling competitions conducted by the Moth, a nonprofit group: Mr. O'Grady has let the world in on a best-kept secret -- the community of storytellers who flock to the Moth is nothing short of family.

Based on these findings, on 14 January 2008, the IAAF ruled Pistorius's prostheses ineligible for use in competitions conducted under the IAAF rules, including the 2008 Summer Olympics.