Sentence examples for contest conducted from inspiring English sources

And I thank Vice President Gore for a contest conducted with spirit and ended with grace.

Independence Village won the competition today in a drinking water taste contest conducted by the National Rural Drinking Water Association.

Mr. Bush praised Mr. Gore for "a contest conducted with spirit and ended with grace" and briefly thanked Mr. Clinton "for service to our nation".

But if it were not for the dress, Ms. Durr would never have won the national worst bridesmaid dress contest conducted by DeKuyper Pucker Schnapps, last June.

Bush Junior thanked both Clinton ("for his service to our nation") and Gore ("for a contest conducted with spirit and ended with grace").

When Mr. Thompson was 12, he was a finalist in an international oratorical contest conducted by the Optimist Clubs, winning a $500 college scholarship.

When the British boys who later defeated Napoleon were not competing in the sporting contests conducted in elite public schools, they were learning how to become gentlemen.

There will also be API workshops and contests conducted by API sponsors.

At the event children from Turkish schools worldwide compete in song, poetry and literature contests conducted entirely in Turkish.

"Britain has had a long and proud tradition of arbitrarily banning people on the basis of unpopularity contests conducted by tabloids".

Since Jacqui Smith's turn in the Home Office, Britain has had a long and proud tradition of arbitrarily banning people on the basis of unpopularity contests conducted by tabloids.