Sentence examples for competitions drawing from inspiring English sources

He was born in Vladivostok, the far eastern port city, and began ballet classes at 7, moving to a professional ballet school in Minsk at 12. In his teens, he won both the Varna and Moscow ballet competitions, drawing the attention of Mr. Ratmansky, who was then the artistic director of the Bolshoi Ballet.

Norwich, who were relegated from the Premier League last season, have now won six of their last seven games in all competitions, drawing the other.

The festival has included guest performances by famous musicians, songwriting competitions, drawing contests and special events featuring performances by the Crickets.

A decade ago, amateur competitions drew a few thousand fans in person and over the Internet.

MOSCOW — The World University Games are a sports competition drawing student athletes from around the world for tests of strength, endurance and dexterity.

He won the legalization of Lasix, a drug used to help horses who develop nosebleeds during competition, drawing more elite horses to New York.

Participants from India, where yoga competitions have been around for a century, swept the youth competition, drawing gasps from the crowd as they bent like rubber into their postures.

Tonight's battle is part of a nationwide competition, drawing in people who would usually compete on a smaller scale, in the hope of creating a 'a credible way to communicate the product to the core audience.

But Wada has also repeatedly raised concerns about athletes who may be successfully doping out of competition, drawing a distinction between them and "dopey dopers" who are caught during a major championships.

Burt (1992) 96 Structural holes: The social structure of competition Drawing on social networks theory focused the entrepreneur as the link between two individuals with complementary resources.

The sides had met twice before in European competition, drawing on both occasions in the 1999 2000 UEFA Champions League.