Sentence examples for contests exist from inspiring English sources

Yet as Michelle Tsai on Slate has reported, language contests exist in other countries, but take different forms.

It comes down to more than turntablism, it's a true performance, as Red Bull Thre3Style's Kenny Mac says, the contests exist to "provide a stage and platform for artists to do an interpretation of club music anywhere in the world".

Legitimate writing contests exist so that unknown writers can get exposure.

GONE are the innocent days when the Miss World contest existed largely to reduce search costs for ageing rock stars seeking future ex-wives.

They longed for the gorgeous, licentious place their memories turned into paradise.The fact is that in the 18th century and today, Venice would win the title of bronchitis capital of the world if such a contest existed.

DraftKings and FanDuel both banned employees from participating in daily fantasy contests in the wake of the scandal, but concerns about employees' access to data that could affect the outcomes of daily fantasy contests still exist, even if it wasn't used improperly in this instance, said Chris Grove, editor of legalsportsreport.com.

If Australia had a presidential system, such contests would not exist.

Your contest now exists, but it may take a few to get listed on the site.

While political statements are banned from Eurovision song lyrics, the contest doesn't exist in a vacuum.

While this is untrue, the contest itself did exist, and six finalists were chosen and screen tested by Broccoli, Saltzman, and Fleming.

But if street skating contests are going to exist, others say, they might as well be exciting and accessible to nonskateboarders.