Sentence examples for include a contest from inspiring English sources

Plans include a contest on the Web site to give away a Cube.

And since a New Year needs a parade, all the young visitors will join a rousing museumwide march that will include a contest for the longest blast.

The Brownstein Group in Philadelphia is handling the Web site and the efforts to promote it, which include a contest, the Experience More Challenge, with a grand prize of up to $10,000 along with a donation by Gore-Tex of $5,000 to a nonprofit outdoor organization selected by the contest's winner.

The carnival includes a contest for best costume, a parade, and the cutting of the neckties, a ritual in which bureaucrats are unceremoniously defrocked for a day.

His act includes a contest of one-upmanship with the Devil himself, who arrives in the theater sporting a red cape, accompanied by appropriate fire and brimstone.

Next, Theresa Beyer, the vice-president of activation (another thing that didn't exist in the sixties), outlined a tie-in with Banana Republic, including a contest for a walk-on role.

That was what many viewers expected, especially when all the publicity behind the show – including a contest for viewers – pointed to naming the killer at the end of the first season.

Starbucks has other social media initiatives planned for this campaign, including a contest for Starbucks store employees to submit headlines for future ads and YouTube videos with coffee experts talking about Starbucks coffee.

A campaign that begins on Tuesday for the United Colors of Benetton brand, and is devoted to the problem of youth unemployment, includes a contest to find worthwhile projects suggested by unemployed young people, who will receive financing from a Benetton foundation.

There will also be games and other enticements to spend time with Clorox, including a contest in which the Clorox fans on Facebook will be asked to vote for the "moment" they deem the best, which will be featured in an ad next year.

In an echo of the lavish sweepstakes that Reader's Digest once used to woo subscribers, the campaign includes a contest of its own, asking agency employees to contribute a headline to the campaign starting with "If we got any closer to our readers......