Sentence examples for contest giving from inspiring English sources

Floragraph is also running a contest, giving away a bouquet a month for life.

Kia plans a contest, giving away five cars, and will team with SocialVibe to sponsor a "Big Game Tournament" for players of Zynga social games like FarmVille.

The general consensus after the debate was that Martin had shaded the first televised contest, giving some in Fianna Fáil a morale boost as they seek to reduce their expected heavy losses.

Many states have provisions that a certain percentage of an estate has to go to a surviving spouse but there may be children from a previous marriage who will contest giving back any of their inheritance.

The problem, according to executives and industry analysts, is that investors had been treating electronic commerce as a popularity contest, giving the sites with the most visitors the highest stock valuations.

Trinidad has turned the process into a contest, giving an annual award for the Road March, the song heard most often on the streets of its capital, Port of Spain, during carnival.

This week's Covers Contest gave in to its animal passions.

Entering the contest gives Xuppa permission to market to users.

By Willing Davidson July 16, 2009 This week's Covers Contest gave in to its animal passions.

"The Eurovision Song Contest gives the BBC a big audience, but sometimes... .. and he trailed off making an arm's length gesture.

Indeed, the re-run of May's neck-and-neck presidential contest gave Van der Bellen a larger margin over his rival than seven months ago.