Sentence examples for featuring competitors from inspiring English sources

Featuring competitors from the nation's top fencing teams, this prestigious tournament is on par with the NCAA Div.

"It was weird learning dance steps at first, but then I got used to it, and it became fun," he said of preparing for the event's finale, a choreographed dance featuring competitors from both camps.

David F. Poltrack, the network's executive vice president for research, argues that the upcoming Super Bowl and a new edition of "Survivor," featuring competitors from previous editions, are among the CBS's favorable programming cards.

Nate Carlisle, a reporter at the Salt Lake Tribune, the hometown paper of many ski and snowboard athletes, has been running a spreadsheet calculating the number of stories featuring competitors' dead relatives.

Based on the wildly popular Ultimate Fighting Championship brand, and featuring competitors including cover stars Ronda Rousey and Conor McGregor alongside a massive cast of playable pugilists, this is a game of remarkable depth, featuring myriad play style options.

It was also the first season to feature competitors from outside of North America, after the addition of Michael Bisping and Ross Pointon.

This year, the often dazzling showcase will feature competitors from three dozen countries, including unexpected salsa outposts in China, Bulgaria, Dubai, India and New Zealand.

Simpson, competing at super middleweight (165 pounds), won three fights in three days to win his division title in the annual tournament, which features competitors from ages 8 to 15 in different weight classes.

In February 1943, during his junior year, he and a partner won a regional debate tournament at North Dakota State University that featured competitors from thirty-two schools across a dozen states; upon his return to campus, he discovered that the Army had finally called him up.

The competition finals, featuring three competitors, will coincide with a gala bearing the theme "Women, Music and Diplomacy," in honor of former United States Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.

The IPC will keep a close eye on medal ceremonies featuring Belarusian competitors and has the power to remove accreditation from athletes who break the rules.