Sentence examples for has won a competition from inspiring English sources

The nerd with the flowerpot hairdo looks like a kid who has won a competition to spend a day with [Barcelona].

Meanwhile, the London-based practice, Caruso St John, has won a competition to transform a redundant steelworks in Lille into a training college for hoteliers.

A consortium led by MIT has won a competition to host a federally funded research program focused on bringing the textile industry into the digital age, reports Jon Chesto for The Boston Globe.

Larry Kramer, president and publisher at USA Today in McLean, Va., said he could see how people may consider it "hysterical" that Google has won a competition for creative print advertising.

DC Barns, whose full name and age have not been revealed by studio Disney, has won a competition launched in May by director JJ Abrams to appear in the upcoming Episode VII.

On one of the foothills on the Ugandan side, not far from the town of Kasese, an impressive architectural project is beginning to take shape.A London firm, Cullum and Nightingale, has won a competition there to design and build central Africa's first foundry for casting bronze sculptures.

Indeed, they look as if they've won a competition to hang out with him.

Some of the men have won a competition to share a karting track with their hero.

There's another outsider wandering the studio today: nine-year-old viewer Charlotte, who's here having won a competition.

"I think it's kind of a natural thing to give to those who have won a competition a special treatment like this".

She had won a competition run by the company which hopes to sell the service to pet owners for £60,000 a time.