Sentence examples for creating a contest from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has tried to keep up with its tech-inclined riders by posting helpful Twitter messages like how to get to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, updating its Facebook page as reliably as some teenagers, and creating a contest to let riders vote on their favorite apps.
AN agency whose founder went door to door to sell stoves before he got into advertising — and was so good at it that the company asked him to write a manual for the other salesmen — is creating a contest that celebrates selling.
The researchers showed different images to each subject's left and right eye at the same time, creating a contest between them.
On FlightFox, users begin by creating a contest for the trip they want to take, sharing details pertaining to destinations, duration, and price to beat (coming soon), for example.
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.
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?
