Sentence examples for introduced a contest from inspiring English sources

Last month, to celebrate Ms. Poehler's birthday, the site introduced a contest in which users were invited to submit photos that illustrated themes like "curiosity" and "the art of living".

Brother introduces a contest aimed at small businesses.

A Harvard professor's firm introduces a contest "to help organizations accelerate change and grow sustainably".

We're also introducing a contest, which runs from now until Sept. 21.

"Bon soir," the Tooth Mouse begins, in one of the text's smattering of French phrases, before introducing a contest to name her successor before a crowd of assembled mice.

The Academy, in partnership with Moet & Chandon champagne and in an effort to "be more fun and approachable" and "work on rejuvenating its image," according to the publicist Jenn DeMartino, has introduced a Facebook contest to select the "exclusive" champagne cocktail of the post-Oscars Governors Ball.

The co-hosts were out on the plaza when Al Roker introduced a Twitter caption contest for viewers.

A state assemblyman from Newark, Craig A. Stanley, introduced a bill a year ago to stage a contest to find a new nickname.

Gold Sponsor RIKEN BASE (Bioinformatics And Systems Engineering Division) introduced a rational genome design contest (GenoCon) on a new informational semantic-web platform that links business and educational communities in the field of synthetic biology.

Along with the egg cream contest, he introduced a boroughwide weight-loss drive, an over-40 singles beach bash, and signs along Brooklyn's borders carrying slogans like "Believe the Hype".

French singer Joëlle Ursull wasn't the first black woman to participate – that was Dutch singer Milly Scott, who competed in 1966 – but her sensual, percussion-heavy performance introduced a fresh energy to the contest.