Sentence examples for event that involves from inspiring English sources

The Meet Market is a two-day event that involves new Greek designers and brands, including handmade jewellery and clothes.

She quickly became a fan favorite, with an aggressive but controlled approach to freestyle an event that involves boosting off large jumps and riding wheelies across the course.

GovHack is (probably) Australia's largest hackathon, an event that involves teams of programmers and designers competing to come up with novel ways to use government data over the course of a weekend.

The spring Koshien is an invitational event that involves 32 teams, with the final set for Sunday; the summer Koshien, which features extensive regional qualifying, concludes in August with a championship phase involving 49 teams.

But like any event that involves tension, alcohol and thousands of fans trying to have a good time, organizers have to worry about the risk that well-liquored fans could get out of control, or clumsy.

Williamson County, Texas April 2, 1932 Tulsa, Oklahoma Bill Pickett, (born December 5, 1870?, Williamson county, Texas, U.S. died April 2, 1932, Tulsa, Oklahoma), American rodeo cowboy who introduced bulldogging, a modern rodeo event that involves wrestling a running steer to the ground.

Judge Sand said, without elaboration, that the jail "had good reason to believe that this was a planned event" that involved more than the two men.

In one series of studies we asked people to think of a nostalgic event that involved a person who is overweight.

Mr. Darmet said in an interview that despite the parade's community outreach, he still saw it as a creative and artistic event that involved amateurs guided by professional choreographers.

It was a seminal event that involved him in the anti-apartheid struggle as part of his work as a pastor in Vanderbijlpark, where he encouraged debate between his own white congregation members and black members from the nearby Sebokeng township.

A year ago, many thought the attack would bring a tidal wave of lawsuits for insurance payments, if only because it was a huge event that involved a lot of people and a lot of businesses.