Sentence examples for entering contests from inspiring English sources

Ms. Mancino also hit the beauty pageant circuit, entering contests in Tuscany and Rome, and made the cover of Fotografare, a nationally circulated photography magazine.

"Developing recipes is part of who I am," said Ms. Saulsbury, who began entering contests as a hobby while a graduate student at Indiana University in 1999.

Mr. Waters set up the kits in the garage of his home in Manorville, sharing the wine and even entering contests.

It's a strategy game where you run a cake shop, developing your own recipes to satisfy customers, while building up your business and entering contests.

A former short-order cook, Mr. Dirks has been entering contests for three years, landing a trophy for second place at a New Jersey competition in 2000.

Burton Hamner, chief executive of Hydrovolts, said the company had raised nearly $1.3 million, in part by entering contests like Imagine H2O, focused on clean technology, innovation and venture capital.

He'd entered contests before.

The company first used sweepstakes, which invite prospective subscribers to enter contests, in 1962.

What she discovered was that poets who wanted to publish books first had to enter contests.

Also — and the campaign does not play up this bit of fine print — charging money to enter contests is illegal.

When you enter contests and don't win it all.