Sentence examples for contest planning from inspiring English sources

The school's music program is about to be cut, so the boys enter a talent contest, planning to use the $25,000 prize to save the music department.

Bill Bradley, after failing to win a single contest, plans to quit the Democratic race today while Senator John McCain, trailing badly in the Republican contest, may follow suit.

And stay tuned: we have new contests planned for the coming months.

While the action will not affect international events, including Greece's participation in the Summer Olympics in London, it brings to a halt domestic contests planned across Greece, including marathons in several cities.

Early contests planned for the public launch include contests such as Ed Hardy's "Best Tattoo Artwork" contest, Hudson Entertainment's "I Wanna Win a Wii" photo contest, Consolidated Skateboards' "Sickest Skate Photo" contest, and Bench Warmer's "Bikini Fashion Model" photo contest.

Crayola, the crayon manufacturer behind the contest, plans to produce 500,000 boxes of state-themed crayons.

Politicians will struggle to contest plans that underscore nationalist and religious values and poke fun at Greece.But a source close to the government who asks for anonymity says that the building projects are not just a way of giving a tired-looking city a facelift; they also keep people in work.

The group Engage Oxford was set up to contest plans to build a business park near Oxford's Peartree roundabout.

Integrated Water Resource Management was supposed to address these potential contests by planning.

The anti-Trump movement, in peril if the reality TV star had swept Tuesday's contests, is planning even bigger efforts over the next month; Republican politicians fear a general election disaster if Trump becomes the nominee.

The Post quoted Mr. Hack as describing the contest to plan the rebuilding of the trade center as the "architectural equivalent of nuclear war".