Sentence examples for competitions made from inspiring English sources

Cash prizes from several vocal competitions made it possible for her to move to London and begin study with Clive Carey at the Royal College of Music.

The Armenian violinist Sergey Khachatryan, a 21-year-old past champion of the Jean Sibelius and Queen Elisabeth competitions, made his New York debut in Beethoven's Violin Concerto, a work that expanded Mozart's model of a virtuoso showcase into a forum for philosophical rumination.

They have even gone on to play in competitions made up of similar sides from across England.

Millwall boss Ian Holloway, given a vote of confidence by chairman John Berylson on Friday after a run of only one win in 13 games in all competitions, made wholesale changes to his starting XI following the 4-0 FA Cup defeat by League One Bradford City.

Between 2008 and 2010, Evancho entered several talent competitions; made singing appearances, mostly in Pennsylvania (including singing the U.S. national anthem at a Pittsburgh Pirates baseball game); issued an independent album, Prelude to a Dream; and attracted interest on YouTube.

His nine goals in all competitions make him comfortably the club's top scorer.

"Competitions make me kind of nervous.

Competition made me better.

The competition made for good entertainment.

Overall, she concluded, the competition made the system work better.

The camaraderie — and the competition — made me work harder than I would have on my own.