Sentence examples for competitions began from inspiring English sources

World championship competitions began in 1937 and since 1950 have been held every other year.

The first Rubik's Cube competitions began in the early 1980s and were largely a promotional affair that vanished with the collapse of the initial fad for the puzzle.

When the quickstep and the slow fox-trot emerged, competitions began to be held, reflecting dancing's wide attraction as a leisure activity.

Many competitions began: the Professional Championship in 1920, the Amateur Championship for men and women in 1922, and the Open Championship in 1930.

Parachuting competitions began in the 1930s, and the United States Parachute Association estimated that an average of 2.6 million jumps were made each year between 2000 and 2010.

Monthly and yearly ward performance competitions began so that the best ward receives an award as a token of appreciation.

Those competitions begin on Saturday.

Competitions begin in the sixth grade.

Friday through Sunday with competitions beginning at 8 a.m. each day.

"I would imagine the same thing will happen as soon as the competitions begin this time," he said.

Ski jumping competitions begin in just days at the 2010 Winter Olympics.