Sentence examples for having contests from inspiring English sources
Observing that "people are having contests to see how much they can be like Donald Trump," and "we're eating worms for money," he declares that TV is "making us mean, it's making us bitchy, it's making us cheap punks — that's not who we are".
In the final months, groups of aviators were having contests to see how many tons could be brought in daily.
The second of the two women is friends with several billionaires who apparently use their net worths as measures of success in comparison to their fellow one-percenters - like little boys having contests to see who can piss farther.
Why have contests proliferated in recent years?
In recent years, companies like Amazon.com and Trip Advisor have had contests similar to Target's.
He also stressed that the magazine had contests that celebrated great architecture as well.
The guys would have contests: this week, we'll date from only this side of the street".
"We don't have contests like this in the West Bank!
Many of the nation's biggest cities have contests scheduled, among them Atlanta, Boston, Detroit, New York, Seattle and St . Louis
Have contests, set goals.
He'd have contests with my oldest daughter, Madeleine [6 years old].
