Sentence examples for competition inaugurated from inspiring English sources

For without such venues, and fresh, crowd-pulling, television-friendly versions of the game, like the Twenty20 competition inaugurated a week ago, to help fill them, county cricket will collapse.The 18 first-class county clubs are the backbone of English cricket, but also, financially, its slipped disc.

RoboCupJunior is an international educational robotics initiative, aiming to promote STEM content and skill learning among participating youth through educational robotics competition inaugurated in 2000.

The biennial competition was inaugurated by Donatella Flick in 1990 under the patronage of Prince Charles, and aims to advance the careers of young conductors and help the winner to establish an international conducting career.

It is a long-held mentality which was sparked by their initial emphatic success on the continent, winning the first five European Cups after the competition was inaugurated in 1955.

In the following years, further European competitions were inaugurated.

Nero also inaugurated competitions in poetry, in the theatre, and in athletics as counterattractions to gladiatorial combats.

In 1948 Guttman inaugurated Olympic-type competitions for disabled athletes at the Stoke Mandeville Games, and wheelchair fencing became a regular fencing event in Europe soon after.

She even found time during the competition to inaugurate and lead a regular Bible-study class.

In 1995, an international voice competition named for Ms. Gencer was inaugurated in Turkey.

Simultaneously with arrival of the new biscuit Messrs. Huntley and Palmers have inaugurated a cross-word competition in which prizes are offered to the extent of £1,000.

Qatar Airways Country Manager, USA, Richard Oliver kick started proceedings on the first two days of the tournament, while Mr. Saurwein inaugurated the final day of competition and presented the champion's cup to the winners on Sunday evening.