Sentence examples for list of contests from inspiring English sources

This year, chess has been placed on the advisory list of contests and activities recommended by the National Association of Secondary School Principals, a directory consulted by educators and parents looking for opportunities to enhance student achievement.

The Patriots play in, and mostly win, astoundingly entertaining high-stakes games that come down to memorable plays in their final moments — a list of contests that spans the Tuck Rule Game, a full sixteen years ago, and the astounding comeback in last year's Super Bowl, against the Falcons, with several agonizing and improbable Patriots losses tossed in as well.

The 2015 DC State Fair has decided to add a "Best Bud" competition to their list of contests this year, where homegrown weed will be judged for everything that makes weed great except, sadly, how fucked up it gets you, since it's still illegal to smoke in public.

The full list of contest winners, from close-ups of poisonous centipede fangs to scales on a butterfly wing, is available here.

Healthy numbers of visitors arrived, as did long lists of contest entries in a summer when rural families may need a distraction more than ever.

Despite its decisive ending, yesterday's special election for the City Council is but one in a list of upcoming contests that are expected between the Democratic organization and the Espadas.

In Sources and Citations you'll find a list of karaoke contests.

In January, an association of research institutes, of which the Hutchinson Center is a member, wrote the Pulitzer board, attaching a list of material contesting the facts and context in the series.

Writer's Chronicle, the Association of Writing Programs (AWP), and the Poets & Writers database all collect lists of writing contests, open submissions, and general submission guidelines for a variety of websites and other publications.

For a full list of bands and contests and whatever other crap you might like to know about the Cruise, sail on over to their site.

Only a few hundred people have come to this rally but there is a flurry of excitement at the arrival of Gholam-Ali Haddad-Adel, the first candidate on the main list of hardline "principalists" contesting Friday's parliamentary poll.