Sentence examples for created a contest from inspiring English sources

More recently, Mr. Chernoff created a contest that encourages site visitors to take pictures and videos of the "craziest carry-ons" they encounter.

Thousands of visitors tour the storehouse each year, so Guinness created a contest to encourage visitors to share their photos of the Storehouse online.

This year, the Argentine milk industry created a contest for best dulce de leche ice cream, and awarded the top prize to Chungo.

It created a contest, initially sponsored by Purell hand sanitizer, to find the top "hands-on" adventurers among American youths, for instance.

Six Flags, for instance, has created a contest on Bix.com called the Great American Scream-Off, in which participants upload videos of themselves screaming — as they might do on a roller coaster — for prizes including free passes.

Mr. Kristof has created a contest to take one student traveling with him to the developing world; he writes that "even if you don't win, you can do this kind of thing on your own".

He suggested creating a contest incorporating features that made the Saint Mary's Contest inspiring and memorable to me, and so we founded the Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival.

Then he thought, why not also create a contest where anyone — including scientists — could offer an explanation of a flame, and recruit 11-year-olds to judge which one is the best?

The Brooklyn Museum took the open-studios model and used it to create a contest in which the award was a spot in "Go," the group exhibition now on view.

Under Iran's byzantine electoral system, most reformist candidates were barred from running in last Friday's election, essentially creating a contest between the two main hard-liner camps.

The MP - who tried to stand against Brown when Tony Blair stood down last year but failed to get enough signatures to create a contest - today said he would stand if there was a leadership election now.