Sentence examples for literary competitions from inspiring English sources

Records describe 11th-century literary competitions where women prepared short monogatari for an audience.

The award was established in 1960 and is one of Britain's longest-running literary competitions.

Now living in poverty in Spain, he supplements his meagre income with prize money from municipal literary competitions.

In the past, Korean literary competitions have preferred "highly literary work", said Jeong, author of The Good Son.

Rowling is expected to stand a handsome chance of winning the award, which is more popularly based in its judging than other literary competitions.

How to Ruin a Flight: Read the same book as your significant other: an amusing piece in The Missouri Review about literary competitions between partners.

In 1995 he wrote a novel, The Information, that was in large part about literary competition.

Theatre, academia, history, filth, discussion, literary competition, food, music and a healthy dose of melodramatic shouting.

156 (1932): n.p. "Young Women's Association Discloses Results of Literary Competition". Shenbao (7 Sept. 1927): 15.

The writer regrets not having taken part in the Literary Competition sponsored by "Time & Tide", a London magazine.

He began writing short stories and won the university's literary competition two years in a row.