Sentence examples for competitions whose from inspiring English sources

On April 27, Mr. Jacobs will fight at yet a third "show," as boxing promoters call their competitions, whose main event will pit Zab Judah, another son of Brooklyn, in a title fight against the returning Mr. Garcia.

The school has conducted competitions whose prizes include internships or having their prototypes produced at Shoe Polytechnic; Allen Edmonds; PPR, which owns luxury brands like Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and Alexander McQueen; and Coach, whose designer, Reed Krakoff, is an alumnus.

Among their recommendations: Make Homeland Security cool again by partnering with the organizers of hacking competitions, whose participants would much prefer to "move fast and break things" at Facebook or Twitter or Google, than cut through red tape at the Department of Homeland Security.

Now there is a reality competition whose sole object is to make mean girls nice.

This may be the only marine competition whose rules include: "If your boat disintegrates, your team is out".

She has since entered her research in the Intel competition, whose winners will be announced in January.

A mention of Eurydice, the mother of Haemon, led into a runway competition whose category was "Mother of the House".

The BBC has refused to remove Mr Fury from the annual competition, whose 2015 winner will be announce on 20 December.

Or there was the Singer Cup in Sharjah in 1997, when a new-look England prevailed in a four-nation competition whose purity was later gravely doubted.

But the 162-year-old competition, whose preliminaries begin this weekend with the start of the Louis Vuitton Cup, has now cut the cord with the yacht-club experience.

"It's sort of an unspoken competition whose table is getting the most buzz," said Christopher Robbins, the Classic's caterer for 20 years.