Sentence examples for contest created from inspiring English sources

A good example is a contest created by the Irish brewery Guinness.

The municipal contest, created in 1937, operates on a shoestring budget from a crumbling structure a few blocks away.

A recent winner of our "Courtroom" Cartoon Kit contest created this cartoon: Very nice of them (the clowns) and of everyone who sees in others' mistakes their own vulnerabilities and whose laughter says, "Not to worry, I'm a clown too".

The dispute grew out of a technical contest created by a music industry standards organization last September that offered a $10,000 prize for anyone who could successfully remove a digital "watermark" from a musical recording.

That is also the title of the irresistibly fascinating HBO series that chronicles the contest, created by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's production company, LivePlanet, and the making of the film, "Stolen Summer".

"Greenlight" is the HBO series that followed Mr. Jones's journey through making "Stolen Summer," his debut film, after he won a contest created by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, in which aspiring and unproduced filmmakers were asked to submit a script.

This annual contest creates a lucrative market.

A friendly contest creates a peer group and an intensified intellectual atmosphere.

Many officers were never warned of the contest, creating a dangerous situation, the police said.

As Hillary Rodham Clinton and Sarah Palin both proved in 2008, the presence of female candidate in a presidential contest creates a different dynamic for all of the candidates.

Murry Bergtraum, which plays in the Manhattan/Bronx division, moved the ball smoothly through a variety of Vikings traps and took the ball hard to the basket throughout the contest, creating a whistle-filled game.