Sentence examples for contest whose from inspiring English sources

At the opposite extreme is the Miss India pageant, a beauty contest whose winner will compete for Miss World.

I don't know how it happened, but I completely missed a by-election contest whose result was declared last week.

We are, rather, participants in a political contest whose outcome will affect the lives of millions of people.

Regression, burrowing under the covers, infantile behavior, temper tantrums: all of these were features of this week's Covers Contest, whose theme was children's books.

The Dolphins won 27-7 playing in a businesslike but dreary contest whose outcome was entirely clear after the first 10 minutes.

Competing in a talent contest whose winners were to receive an audition for Motown, they didn't win, but got the audition anyway.

A contest architecture specifies how the contestants are split among several sub-contests whose winners compete against each other (while other players are eliminated).

They are physical contests whose meanings can be "read" and understood by everyone.

And there are many competing contests whose repertoire of rituals can be plundered for inspiration: Miss Universe, the Westminster dog show (America's Crufts), the Super Bowl half-time show, and statistics-obsessed network-TV sports coverage.

Here's a concrete example, from my assistant, Marc Philippe Eskenazi, whom you've met in these pages before, as the Caption Contest Song Contest troubadour, whose mom passed away, ten months ago, from cancer.

A contest over whose suffering is worse, particularly when it carries a heavy load of symbolism, means that the lesson of suffering is lost and foolish spite continues.