Sentence examples for daily contests from inspiring English sources

Daily contests for donors were announced via Mr. Norton's Twitter account.

Three batting cages are set up in a large gymnasium on the SUNY-Old Westbury campus, and the players rotate from station to station, culminating in daily contests.

Meanwhile, cultural life is thriving in its own special way: pajama couture is the fashion of the moment on Atlantis's aft deck runways (mud-splattered is also very much in); daily contests urge entrants to predict when the next sample elevator will arrive (winner gets a Frappuccino!); and an art show featuring disused lab equipment is in the works.

Meanwhile, FanDuel will run a series of free daily contests throughout basketball season, through which players can sign up to win non-cash prizes, including regular-season tickets, unique NBA experiences, NBA merchandise and memorabilia.

The company differentiates itself from most of the major fantasy sports leagues out there, however, by operating a series of daily contests that its users can log in and join.

Therefore, nothing outlaws daily contests even though they are arguably more similar to gambling bets than season-long contests.

Burgers, chops and pies are regular winners of the daily contest to satiate my carnivorous cravings.

The war he described was another front in the struggle he knew from growing up in a settlement in the northern West Bank, or Samaria: the daily contest between Jews and Palestinians for control of the land between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River.

One of the many ways women in Pakistan capture public space in both the media and political mainstream is by the amplification of their voices in the daily contest of competing interests.

Our ongoing appeal will make clear that daily fantasy contests require just as much skill as season-long contests, which the Attorney General recognizes as perfectly legal under state law.

He has also brought an amiably goofball sensibility to the orbiting laboratory, engaging the ground crew in daily trivia contests that often include questions about Nebraska, his home state, or challenging them to provide the punch lines to jokes.