Sentence examples for introducing a contest from inspiring English sources

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.

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 will also introduce a contest in the related field of high energy physics!

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".

But the number of postings has jumped in the last few weeks since the company introduced a contest with the cable channel VH1 called "Show Us Your Junk" that will feature the best submissions on the television program "WebJunk20" and reward winners with digital gadgetry and flat-screen TV's.

This year, the CoLab is also introducing an integrated contest that asks competitors to find creative ways to combine and coordinate proposals from other topic areas.

Interview Street has been busy building out new ways for developers to prove their skills to potential employers, and now it's introducing a 48-hour contest to help them show off their skills.

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.