Sentence examples for competition run by from inspiring English sources

One clue comes in the winning entry to a competition run by the Telecinco television channel.

A year earlier, too, she had entered a short story competition run by the Observer newspaper.

A Park Slope block won first place in the competition, run by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

His brother entered the resulting picture into a weekly competition run by the Times in London.

So you sent two scripts into a competition run by the Taiwanese government.

Two years ago, the site was selected for a national design competition, run by the Broadway Mall Association.

So we entered and won a competition run by the Belgian government to create a C2C product.

So they try instead to turn him into a ballroom dancing star by entering him into a competition run by the celebrated Italian dancer, Flavio Flavioli.

His controversial "Portrait of My British Wife" won second place last year in the Taylor Wessing competition run by the National Portrait Gallery in Britain.

The shortlist has just been announced for a new pylon design in Britain, a government-sponsored competition run by the Royal Institute of British Architects.

He was then signed, for £250,000, by Brighton with the proceeds of a competition run by Football League sponsors Coca-Cola.