Sentence examples for contest organized from inspiring English sources

Along with more than a dozen other swimsuit-clad artists, Mr. Yellin was selected to participate in the inaugural sand castle building contest organized by Creative Time, the public arts organization.

Past events organized by the group have sparked controversy, including sponsoring anti-Islamic bus ads in cities across the U.S. As part of the "Muhammad Art Exhibit and Cartoon Contest" organized by the group on Sunday, the organization offered $10,000 to the best depiction of the Prophet in a "Draw Muhammad" contest.

Students are also encouraged to compete in the ship design contest organized by the Society of Naval Architects of Korea.

The song contest organized by the Meistersingers at Wartburg, Ger., dates from the 13th century.

Kent's translation was part of a campuswide contest organized by the Princeton University Language Project (PULP).

To get tickets this time she and a friend entered a contest organized by Volkswagen, a sponsor.

Timing-constrained power-driven gate sizing has aroused lot of research interest after the recent discrete gate sizing contests organized by International Symposium on Physical Design.

As a child, Ms. Chasen was athletic and gregarious, entering and winning yo-yo contests organized by the Duncan Toys Company, according to her brother, Larry Cohen.

Contests, organized games on stage, a choreographed routine that is taught to all the dancers, and more speakers and videos guide the participants through the remaining hours of dancing to the most important moment of the marathon -- the big reveal of how much NUDM raised.

In 1951, the first Miss World contest (originally the Festival Bikini Contest), was organized by Eric Morley.

In 1951, the first Miss World contest, originally the Festival Bikini Contest, was organized by Eric Morley as a mid-century advertisement for swimwear at the Festival of Britain.