Sentence examples for competition holds from inspiring English sources

One recent New York competition holds far greater potential than most to compel an appraisal of critical standards.

The foundation's annual voice competition holds its finals recital on Friday afternoon, with the finalists performing for the jury and the audience.

Competition holds the key to changing this culture of political inertia, says Bailey, who advocates a carrot-and-stick approach whereby governments would be rewarded for acting on early warnings of famine and penalised for ignoring them.

That quarter-final epitomised the charm that the competition holds and there was pleasure in seeing the 34‑year‑old Raúl score three goals for Schalke over the course of the tie.

We do not claim that single contract competition holds in every market, but that there is evidence for this being an accurate description in some markets.

The competition holds a world record for being the largest media scavenger hunt ever to take place.

This one is from this year's Carnival competition, held last month.

The competition, held in Tompkins Square Park, attracted several hundred foodies.

The principal designer, Frederic Schwartz Architects, won a competition held in October 1992.

Costa's plan for the city of Brasília was selected in a competition held in 1956.

He himself won the first known jumping competition, held at Telemark in 1866.