Sentence examples for competition hands from inspiring English sources

Each year, this prominent competition hands out both actual contracts and more than a quarter of a million dollars in scholarships to dance schools.

The formula: excellent açaí (it beats the competition hands down in local food awards) and bold branding that matches the berry's deep purple hue.

On a video called "I Hate Rachmaninoff," Ms. Lisitsa describes how she rebelled against his music when pressured to perform it in competitions in Ukraine, saying, "I didn't want to touch his music with dirty, competition hands".

Foul (pronounced fool) medammas combines gently cooked fava beans and lemon-garlicky chickpeas into a lumpy brown slurry; it wins this winter's "tastes better than it looks" competition, hands down.

Anyway, South Korea wins that competition hands-down.

We believe success in all competitions goes hand-in-hand.

The easiest draw among the four English sides in this year's premier European competition was handed to Manchester United.

On the basis of that competition alone, handing Mr. Chen to the Americans could be extremely difficult, and unpopular with the Chinese people.

The Commission warned the US company it could face fines of millions of euros for failure to comply with a major competition ruling handed down in 2004.

There was a time when conservative Washington was full of Adam Smith enthusiasts who solemnly intoned that good government must promote competition, not hand out favours to cronies.

Your entry might include a clever social media strategy, a popular competition, or handing out free samples in a bustling high street.