Sentence examples for described a contest from inspiring English sources
The Precepts of Chiron, the Astronomy, the Ornithomanteia ("Divination by Birds"), the Melampodeia, which described a contest between two seers, and the Aigimios are today little more than names.
He described a newspaper contest in which 100 photographs of faces were displayed.
Keynes described a newspaper contest in which 100 photographs of faces were displayed, and readers were asked to choose the six prettiest.
Based on the testimony of a survivor of the massacre, Chang also described a killing contest amongst a group of Japanese soldiers to determine who could kill the fastest.
An example was given by another speaker, Bob Kraut, senior vice president for advertising and marketing communications at the Arby's Restaurant Group, who described a casting-call contest that invited consumers to create online video based on the Arby's ad campaign after he noticed clips on YouTube in which consumers performed versions of the campaign jingle.
BumPix's spokesman described a planned online contest to choose the cafe's sex workers: "In order to work at the cafe, the sex worker has to send us her application," he said.
BumPix's spokesman described a planned online contest to choose the café's sex workers: "In order to work at the café, the sex worker has to send us her application," he said.
In government rhetoric, the criminal process is disingenuously described as a contest between the citizen-victim and the criminal.
The ratification process has often been described as a contest between "federalists" who favored ratification and "anti-federalists" who opposed it.
