Sentence examples for competitions calls from inspiring English sources

The Code of Points, the 200-plus page rule book for gymnastics competitions, calls wobbles "additional movements to maintain balance".

also took issue with Duncan's competitions, calling such initiatives "untested, large-scale competitive grant programs" employed "at the expense of some proven research-based programs".

In 1393 King John I of Aragon created a poetic academy in Barcelona where he inaugurated a series of poetry competitions called jocs florals ("floral games").

On Wednesday, Mike Davis, the U.S.G.A.'s senior director of rules and competitions, called the making of the United States Open groups "a subjective exercise".

The company operates a platform for organizing e-sports competitions — called Mogul Arena — and a gaming news website.

Houses also hosted and competed against each other in elaborate and glamorous competitions called "balls".

The men of Springfield become obsessed with a violent new string of mixed martial arts (MMA) competitions called "Ultimate Punch Kick and Choke Championships" (UPKCC).

Over the years, the genre has morphed into an array of styles, carried on in competitions called "balls" between the various dance collectives, known as "houses".

The Fédération Équestre Internationale (International Equestrian Federation), which supervises international competition, calls the event Concours Complet d'Équitation ("Complete Competitive Examination in Horsemanship").

The eight-year-old competition calls for creating an outdoor social space for dancing and drinking in the summer months.

The competition calls for aspiring photographers to select one of the five mentors available: Nan Goldin herself, Alexa Chung and Vice staffers Alex Sturrock, Ben Rayner and Andy Capper.