Sentence examples for competition turned out from inspiring English sources

Whatever the politics were, the competition turned out: runner-up, Cinnamon; first prize, Shannon.

For towns, it became a game of survival, even if the competition turned out to be a mirage.

One reason was that planning, promoting and producing a business plan competition turned out to be more work than Ms. White anticipated.

The atmosphere was electric when Woods, Mickelson and Adam Scott stepped up that day, but the competition turned out to be dimmer than a 40-watt bulb.

The craziest opening fixture in the history of the Super League, and possibly any other sports competition, turned out to be a surreal success.

The winner, as in the Vietnam-memorial competition, turned out to be relatively young and unknown: a married couple, Hans and Torrey Butzer, Americans who at the time worked in Berlin.

Modeling and factoring human behavior in competition turns out to be very difficult.

Regardless of how the X-Prize competition turns out, Moon Express will work to make a business out of going to the moon.

The cheer-dance competition turns out to be all day Saturday and Sunday.

The real competition – and what a competition it turned out to be – didn't get going until the weekend, when Mediate and Westwood got involved.

The Athens Olympics were in full roar, and a few of us boarded a bus in the darkness, made the long, overnight ride to the site of the ancient Games in Olympia and reported on a feel-good shot-put competition that turned out — like too many modern competitions — to be a sham.