Sentence examples for do a contest from inspiring English sources

"They wanted her to do a contest where she had sex with a listener," Mr. Knight said.

When we mentioned a few weeks back that GelaSkins was now printing custom skins for mobile phones, MobileCrunch reader Ankit Gupta said "This is something you guys should just do a contest for… give away 5 of these or something, you know?" Yes, Ankit – we know.

But expecting people to care more about that than what's going on in Gaza is akin to wondering why more people watch a Yankees/Red Sox game than they do a contest between the Yankees and Blue Jays.

Every time we do a contest we're amazed at the energy and ingenuity that manifests... Diversity is a huge goal for us, and with each new event, The Culture Whore family grows a little bit bigger.

If you're signing up to do a contest show, you know what the rules are in advance as far as privacy and how much participation your family is required to have - and yes, some shows do require that a close family member or friend be willing to travel to where you're filming if you make it that far in the series.

Do a contest, like best costume or best in show.

(When Mr. Howe's Web site did a contest to name this next generation a few years ago, the winner was "the homelanders," as in security).

Of course I have to plug Waterloo's ACM Practice Contest Site, which contains a lot of interesting problem sets and test data and also does a contest available internationally though UVA twice a term.

To celebrate, he's doing a contest where one extremely lucky human will win a portrait painted by Yow himself.

We haven't done a contest here in a while, so I'm going to open the betting window today on the outcome of the Democratic race.

Nonetheless, an election is no less valid because one side has spent more than the other, nor does a contest necessarily go the biggest spender.