Sentence examples for elaborate contest from inspiring English sources

Xuqa's Moiz echoes the same thoughts about the company's original user base those that showed up before the site turned into an elaborate contest.

Nokia, fresh off implying that using Android would be like "pee[ing] in their pants for warmth during the cold winter," has a new (and rather elaborate) contest to encourage you to create the next great mobile app.

But he's thought that so many times before... — Damon Darlin Bon Iver Teams With Spotify and Indaba for Fan Remixes Evolver.fm |  Bon Iver's elaborate remix contest: complete "stems" of all album tracks, cash prizes and exposure on Spotify.

But no matter how much Miss World says it is adapting and stripping out the overt sexism, it cannot escape the fact that a beauty pageant is, in essence, an elaborate public fuckability contest.

All this suggests that Lammy has been making an intellectual journey, one whose progress will no doubt be elaborated on once the contest to become Labour's mayoral challenger for 2016 is formally underway.

Today's shops heave with Jubilee cakes, disposable decorations and flag-emblazoned baubles, letting consumers buy patriotism out of a box.After 60 years on the throne, a jubilee about the queenVisiting Wimbotsham, Bagehot is shown elaborate plans: cake-baking contests, pony rides, a teddy bears' picnic, a sports day, a pensioners' tea.

Stripe has run two massive capture the flag contests: extremely elaborate security challenges that test an attacker's ability to discover and exploit security holes.

As the Los Angeles Times is reporting, "red songs" (or songs written in praise of the Communist Party) are now experiencing a nationwide fad, with elaborate public performances, singing contests and even karaoke playlists now including the pro-revolutionary ballads.

In its 2007 car contest, Darpa took elaborate measures to stop robots from going rogue.

While the Republican contest features an elaborate array of possibilities with its chaotic field of candidates, the Democratic field is much simpler.

In another example of how giant marketers are accelerating the reallocation of advertising dollars to nontraditional methods of reaching consumers, the division of Nestlé that sells Häagen-Dazs ice cream is sponsoring an elaborate campaign centered on a contest to find an exotic flavor to sell under the Häagen-Dazs brand name.