Sentence examples for competition programs from inspiring English sources

He helps develop game shows and other competition programs.

One day after criticizing FINA because of expected changes to the competition programs and for not being quick enough to institute blood testing for the performance-enhancing EPO, the 18-year-old Thorpe beat the Dutchman Pieter van den Hoogenband, who won the 200 gold at the Sydney Olympics.

Competition has become an increasingly popular strategy to engage individuals in energy and resource conservation; however, there has not been an objective, independent review of existing competition programs focusing on the reduction of energy use.

"Stronger" has also been performed by contestants of various televised competition programs.

"Neon Demon" or no "Neon Demon," this has been one of the most consistent, strength-to-strength competition programs in some time.

Due to a gag order the alleged hacker's name has not been released yet, but local media have identified the man as a former reality show contestant from one of Israel's popular singing competition programs. .

He then portrayed a music manager who guides a young Afghan singer to stardom on her country's version of the musical competition program American Idol in Rock the Kasbah (2015).

In fact, the general consensus coming out of SXSW seemed to indicate that the strongest films in the lineup weren't in the competition program, making them therefore ineligible for awards.

Mr. Reischauer, who served during the Clinton administration on an advisory commission that tried to devise a pilot competition program, said the chances were slight that the experiments in the current legislation would begin in 2010, as required.

Those seeking comic relief in the competition program would find it yesterday from an unexpected source: Mr. Rivette's "Va Savoir," a kind of "Moulin Rouge" for intellectuals, or a deft mélange of Eric Rohmer, "All About Eve" and the early novels of Henry James.

A performance of the "Black Swan" pas de deux from "Swan Lake," danced by Misa Kuranaga of Japan, who won the senior gold medal, and Daniel Sarabia (both of the Boston Ballet), was so coolly polished that it looked out of place in a competition program.