Sentence examples for contest to bring from inspiring English sources

Not a word of them would be heard in some contrived contest to bring about a quick change of leader during the run-up to an election.

Franca Sozzani, editor in chief of Vogue Italia, heads up the fashion event named Who Is On Next, a contest to bring designers who already have small businesses into the limelight.

Mr. Collins also makes customized forecasts for companies that sponsor contests to bring together the best surfers from across the world on a few days' notice.

This year the competition has partnered with Amuso, a New York based media platform that specializes in contests, to bring the popularity of Miss World to the web.

This is a positive campaign... Whoever wins this contest has to bring the party and country back together.

The cost of the Labour deputy leadership contest threatened to bring further embarrassment for the government today as it emerged that another cabinet minister has been reprimanded over an illegal donation.

The counsel to play as if it weren't a scorekeeping contest, and to bring one's most personal inspiration to the fore, is noble but difficult to follow.

For more prominent display, the replica Ashes urn made in bone china  is perfect for the fan who takes the greatest contest seriously enough to bring it out when England have been victorious and return it to the cupboard under the stairs when the Aussies have the upper hand.

He is also the founder of the Printers For Peace contest, an effort to bring together clever 3D-printed ideas that have loftier aims.

This past month we held our first ever Creators Project Sessions contest in order to bring three musicians from across the world to collaborate on an EP in NYC.

On Friday and Saturday from 8 to 10 p.m., Sparkles will have karaoke contests, inviting youngsters to bring their favorite singalong CD's (516) 409-9397.