Sentence examples for launch contests from inspiring English sources

He also plans to launch contests where the most popular singers can be rewarded with even more coins.

The way it works is that customers interested in a new logo or icon can launch "contests" on the site and set a price.

With the launch of Meporter's Android beta, the startup is extending its "Million Man Launch" contest to the Android community.

For example, it has launched contests on online programming community Topcoder, including one challenge to crowdsource an optimised algorithm to position the solar collectors (longerons) on the International Space Station to generate as much power as possible during its most difficult orbital positions.

They've funded ShyCast to date out of their own pockets, and think that they can hit profitability based just on currently signed partners who will be launching contests in the near future.

I would launch poster contests at art schools throughout the world and viral video spot contests -- engaging the world's most creative people to create their impressions of Greece.

So Mr. Kutch approached the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County, who are about to launch a contest to design one.

The September 11th attacks, and the few subsequent instances of deadly terrorism in America, launched political contests over foreign-policy and security issues: military action in Afghanistan and Iraq, massive expansions of homeland security and surveillance.

The Vietnamese Ambassador to the UK, Nguyen Van Thao, visited the university to launch the contest, which is open to its own students and those at a nearby further education college.

They are even asking researchers to help name the new program the commission will launch a contest later this month for one more inspiring than "Framework 8".

He launched online contests offering cash prizes for whoever could make the best case of where to drill, using GoldCorp's proprietary geological information, which he shared on the company Web site.