Sentence examples for contest drawing from inspiring English sources

It is so big, in fact, there could be two civic crises, as well as a hot-dog-eating contest drawing international media hordes — all of which consumed Coney Island on Fourth of July weekend — without getting much attention on the Boardwalk.

Thanks in part to its tradition dating back to 1916, the event was historically considered the nation's premier eating contest, drawing an annual crowd upward of 1,000 people.

The contest drawing the most attention and the most dollars was the Kayser/Rodriguez race.

Although it is not mandatory there are other bonus ways to make money: Lottery, this is a weekly contest drawing in which you buy tickets(up to a Max of 45) and on Saturday hope you get a matching number, if so you have until Sunday to claim your prize usually $200,000).

A name-the-baby contest drew about 6,000 entries.

Now in its fourth year, the contest draws 16,000 applicants.

Last week's final of "American Idol", a talent contest, drew a massive 23m viewers.

The 2007 contest drew 8.7 million viewers and a 40% share.

Brown's decision to break his silence on the contest drew a divided reaction from his party.

Still, it is not a race: there is no timing or scoring, unless you count the daily trivia contest drawn from clues along the route.

The penultimate edition of The X Factor – which saw Stacey Solomon eliminated from the singing contest – drew more than 12 million viewers to ITV1 on Saturday 12 December.